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Showing posts with label shoes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shoes. Show all posts

Monday, February 21, 2011

I {heart} re-designing - Felt Tip Couture Shoes

We love customising and re-designing, but it never occurred to me that shoes could be customised too! You can draw straight on to canvas shoes with the right pens and it is SO much fun.


This tutorial on The Craft Revival used kids shoes, but I thought I would try some adult ones... inspired by this Wonder Woman* patch, I drew some bold shapes (first in pencil, then black) and then just coloured in like a colouring book - fun! I love how the blue has come out looking like denim.


Of course the pens are going to go further on small shoes... I left the sides plain white so I wasn't just using up ink (I think I will do some stars on the back panel).


The pens are Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens and I found them in an art shop - the colours are in packs and work out to be about $5 each, but you could buy a single black one and try monochrome too (the key is that they are waterproof once dry). I'm not sure how far they will go - I am going to try some for Miss 4 next.
*Like Strawberry Shortcake dolls, the Wonder Woman TV series is one of my most vivid childhood memories - and it is about to be re-made...

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Sew & Tell Challenge: Cool Crib Shoes for Crawlers!


A new crafty friend of ours, Leigh, makes divine baby shoes and she made these ones especially this week to enter the Amy Butler competition. As she doesn't have a blog, here's her blog entry:

Because you're never to young for cool shoes! CoolCrib is a range of beautiful cot shoes for newborns through to six months. Fun yet functional, they are gentle on babies skin and designed to stay on.

CoolCrib have designed a unique one-off pair of shoes for the Amy Butler competition using scraps of fabric from the August Fields collection - they have been crying out to be used! These shoes will be donated to the FeltAid shop to help raise to the rebuilding and clean-up of Christchurch.