I saw this tutorial the other day on Craftzine and wanted to share it. I like the idea here, maybe with different shoes and cloth though you could make it look more utility style which is a bit more up my street, but I think its a great idea - maybe one to try next weekend.
A bit of a belated post but as is my motto - better late than never, back in March it was Ned Rose Day, an annual fun day in the UK spent raising money for people less fortunate than ourselves. As I was working in a local primary school, the teachers had to customise an item of clothing or accessory at home and come to school in it on ned Nose Day. I had a pair of vile shoes that I bought in a moment of madness and so they were the victims of my customisation - I tried drawing designs on them at first as they were a horrid off white color but that frankly looked like a dogs dinner so I started messing about with my left over kawaii tape and old beads I bought in a fantastic shop in Mitte in Berlin ages ago and this was the gaudy but fun result - the children loved them and made me do a hideously embarrassing catwalk through the assembly hall to show 'em off - For sure I ain't no Kate Moss!
Oh how I love the fantastic shoes of Hetty Rose, talented UK footwear designer. If I had a pair of these beauties I would probably not leave the house, I'd just be staring at my wonderful purchases in the mirror all night long!
Just some shots I took today for future workshops I hope to do - paper jewellery, more big brooch workshops and new shoe customisation workshops.
Lovely lovely shoes and boots from PleaseMachine, a seller on Dawanda who is based in Hungary. She is a Siberian footwear creator who loves making shoes and it shows in these wonderful creative designs - I love the different colorways and how soft and comfortable the shoes look, and the photography is great too!
A bit of a belated post but as is my motto - better late than never, back in March it was Ned Rose Day, an annual fun day in the UK spent raising money for people less fortunate than ourselves. As I was working in a local primary school, the teachers had to customise an item of clothing or accessory at home and come to school in it on ned Nose Day. I had a pair of vile shoes that I bought in a moment of madness and so they were the victims of my customisation - I tried drawing designs on them at first as they were a horrid off white color but that frankly looked like a dogs dinner so I started messing about with my left over kawaii tape and old beads I bought in a fantastic shop in Mitte in Berlin ages ago and this was the gaudy but fun result - the children loved them and made me do a hideously embarrassing catwalk through the assembly hall to show 'em off - For sure I ain't no Kate Moss!
Oh how I love the fantastic shoes of Hetty Rose, talented UK footwear designer. If I had a pair of these beauties I would probably not leave the house, I'd just be staring at my wonderful purchases in the mirror all night long!
I love these caps and shoes which are in adult sizes (hooray!) !! There are some fabulous cute shoes for halloween too! Go and check out EM & Sprout's shop here on Etsy and get yourself a pair - you'll be the talk of the street on trick or treat!
