I decided to give beading a try on a very simple project I saw in Sew Simple magazine. Some inexpensive cloth-covered flip-flops from Target and a couple of packages of beads from Jo-Ann’s were all I needed.
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Jimmy Choo and Manolo Blahnik haven’t anything to fear from me, but I did have fun.
16 comments:
Jimmy Moon, I like that! Those are my favorite projects. I love the ones that make people do a double take, because quietly on the inside you're saying "I am crafty here me ROAR". Those projects can scream it for you.
Very pretty June! It's great to be able to choose the type of beads and colors that you want. I bet your neices would enjoy this project too.
Good luck with the cable! I was hesitant to send a reply e-mail to your blackberry yesterday -- expenisive isn't it?
Hugs, Pat
Very, very cute Miss Junie!
very very smart!!!
Very cute indeed - you totally transformed those sandals!
Beautiful! How in the heck did you do that? My 4 year old daughter would love to do a craft like that (she's craft-crazy). Is it simple enough or a bit beyond a 4 yr old's realm?
Wow June, did that ever spiff them up!
I don't know - they do it for me! Happy feet indeed.
So cute, I love the shoes and what an inexpensive, quick and fun thing to do in an afternoon. Thanks again for visiting my new home!!
Oh, those turned out really cute! And look at your cute little toes!
Smiles, Karen
They are sooo cute, I love them. I see the bag on the mag., I just made a couple of bags out of t-shirts today.
Hugs!!!!
Sewn then, not glued? I was meaning to try a glue version of this craft but you beat me to it and with a bit more class I think. I may spruce up a pair for Loopy if I have the time.
gmToo cute June!
snazzy!
Cute! And look at those pretty little toes doing the modeling!
Jody
Love those flops :) And that bag on the front of the mag. will have to get it :)
crystal :)
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