Customized Boots

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  Step 1

  Find everything you want to use to make your boring shoes a little cuter!

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  Step 2

  First, we're going to make some little bows for on the back of your shoes.

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  Step 3

  You can stitch a button or a pearl or anything in the middle of your bow if you want to.

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  Step 4

  Make sure both bows are about the same size.

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  Step 5

  This is the hardest part; try to sew the bows on the back of your shoes without breaking your needle.

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  Step 6

  You can also use a glue gun to make sure they're well attached.

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  Step 7

  Voila, now the back of your boots is ready.

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  Step 8

  Now find some buttons. (make sure you have two of each)

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  Step 9

  Sew them on a the side (maybe on a small belt if the shoe has one).

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  Step 10

  Draw a heart and cut it out.
  (make sure the heart is NOT larger than the heels of your boots are)

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  Step 11

  Put the heart in the middle of the shoe's heel...

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  Step 12

  ...and draw the shape of the heart on both heels of your shoes.

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  Step 13

  Put glue on the heart and make sure you stay inside the lines you just drew. (better don't use a glue gun for this part-it drys way too fast!)

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  Step 14

  Sprinkle the glitters generously on the glue.

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  Step 15

  Now shake the unnecessary glitters off, and let your shoes dry for a night.

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  Step 16

  Voila: you got yourself a brand new pair of customized shoes!!! ;)

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CO + K User

August 29th, 2013

I finally made this but, I'm always running after a lil button or a charm cause i scuff my shoes so much due to having a clumsy disposition

Isaura · De Haan, Flanders, BE · 36 projects 31st August 2013

So awesome you tried my little project! Haha, happened to me as well ;) You gotta stitch them real tight!! Xx

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Nancy! · Shawinigan, Quebec, CA · 64 projects 8th April 2013

so cute!! ^_^

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JossieAyame · Pretoria, Gauteng, ZA · 150 projects 15th January 2012

Thanks so much for sharing this!

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