1. Traced foot on fabric and cut out.
2. Put in shoe to see where to adjust (mostly making the toe pointier). Recut 2 to glue in.
3. Hot glue in, in three segments starting in the heel.
4. Admire your handiwork!
I just used scraps on hand; admittedly, it would be cuter if the fabric coordinated with the shoe color.
Look at this sweet Mustang we saw at Home Depot.
Beautiful! I love my iPhone that Andrew got me for my birthday. I am not really a phone person, but it super fun.
Look at this sweet Mustang we saw at Home Depot.
Beautiful! I love my iPhone that Andrew got me for my birthday. I am not really a phone person, but it super fun.
Next project:
We'll see how cute it is. I am trying to think of a pattern to use for that beautiful red silk Andrew bought me in China. If this is cute, then it might work, and if not I have a nice summery dress. It's about 3 yards/meters I think. I want something beautiful, yet simple and sleeveless so I don't sweat all over it. (Lovely, right? But, practical.)
We'll see how cute it is. I am trying to think of a pattern to use for that beautiful red silk Andrew bought me in China. If this is cute, then it might work, and if not I have a nice summery dress. It's about 3 yards/meters I think. I want something beautiful, yet simple and sleeveless so I don't sweat all over it. (Lovely, right? But, practical.)
Any suggestions, vintage or modern?
Gorgeous pattern, look forward to seeing it made up in that lovely fabric.
ReplyDeleteI like your insoles, I think that is a really good idea and it sounds super easy! I like your fabric and pattern I can't wait to see it made!
ReplyDeleteI love that pattern! I hope it comes out nice so I can buy it and not feel guilty ;) Your shoes came out adorable.
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