You don’t need too much time and special skills to realize this project, but you’ll get an original and awesome pair of shoes! You’ll need shoes, heavy-duty pliers, metallic spray paint, cardboard, plastic letter charms, strong craft glue, toothpick or spare sewing needle and rubber gloves. Let’s start! Using the cutter portion of the pliers, snip...
If you like shoes such as espadrilles and you have old ones, then continue to read this article cause we have a cool idea how you can refresh them! You’ll need blue fabric paint, 2 sponge brushes, white or cream colored cotton fabric espadrilles, paper plate, bowl and masking tape. First remove the laces of...
We are sure that these shoes can make your sexy and charming Valentine’s Day outfit completed! You’ll need t-strap heels, faux suede fringe trim, chopsticks, E6000 adhesive, scissors, ruler and paper plate. If your ankle-strap heels don’t have a center t-strap, you can make one using plain, fringe-free, faux suede trim, about 1.5 inches wide....
These flats are perfect for your creative look! You’ll need ballet flats, RIT liquid dye (purple, fuchsia and teal), sponge brush, measuring spoons and gloves. Create your dye baths. First, boil water. You will need about 4 liters. For the fuchsia dye bath, pour about 1 1/4 liters of water, along with 3 tablespoons of...
These shoes will be perfect with everything: from boyfriend jeans to romantic dresses. And they’re so simple and stylish, so take your old espadrilles and remake them! You’ll need espadrilles, tracing paper, pen, wooden chopsticks, adhesive and lace fabric. Trace the front and side panels of the shoes to create templates and cut out them....
Holidays are almost here! So you can add some bright rhinestones to your everyday and usual clothes and shoes. So what about your boots? For this project you will need just heeled boots, flat back rhinestones, e6000 adhesive and bbq stick or wooden chopsticks. First using a bbq stick or wooden chopsticks, add a thin...
Lace up shoes trend seems to be only gaining popularity. If you want to stay trendy this holiday season, why not make these laced up flats with chic leopard print! I bet the original ones cost a small fortune in the stores, and these handmade ones look no less pretty and are super easy. Here’s...
No doubt that this type of shoes is very comfortable and universal. If you wanna make them more unique, add tassels, for example! You’ll need a pair of moccasins, assorted leather remnants, tacky glue, sharp scissors and ruler. Start by trimming the remnants down to perfect squares. Once you have an assortment of rectangular leather...
Wanna add bright colors to your style? So take a look at these original boots! For this project you will need leather platform booties, red acrylic paint, painter’s tape and a good flat paint brush. To get the color right mix cadmium deep and vermillion. Then attach your painter’s tape to the one shoe. Now...
It’s time to put on warm clothes but stay pretty as always! So let’s add an adorable fur décor detail to your boots. You’ll need Keds high tops, faux fur (cut into two rectangles measuring 5″ by 13″), bobby pin blanks and glue gun. First fold your rectangle in half and sew the short edges....
