Painting your summer sandals
July 15, 2008 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Arts & Crafts
Technique Tuesday!
The Owl and the Pussycat
Acrylic paints, a black fine-tipped marker, and clean sandals are all you need!
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I have done this once, and did not go into the detail… darnit… now I need to take it up a notch!
Thanks for showing YOURS!
They’re so fun to wear…everyone wants to see them close up!
A real conversation starter. Thanks for the special little tips like the heat gun and finishing with your base color.
I’m learning so many new techniques from your blog.
I’m so glad I found it!
It’s hysterical to see a group of people all crouched down in front of your reading your shoes… LOL!
Great idea to write on your shoes. : )
they’re wonderful, Cyndi!
Thank you, Noreen!
Cyndi, I’m going to have to start buying sandals with wider straps so I can try this! Very cool, indeed…
Oh yes…fashion decisions should always be made based upon the potential for art!