Emblazoned Loafers
[Shoes makeover]
Personalized loafers are pretty popular among the Style Bloggers right now. Many Designers offer online module-systems where the customers can basically design their own model by specifying form, color, material and put their own monogram onto the shoes. The price range lies between 150$ and 800$ for a pair and the waiting time is about 2-3 weeks.
Much quicker and much cheaper is this DIY version. You will need to invest some time for the twine border line but otherwise this shoes makeover is a simple process.
You will need:
- Loafers (H&M)
- Crest patches
- 4 wooden beads
- Bakers twine
- Red nail polisher
- scissors, glue, thread & needle, thimble
Paint the beads with red nail polisher. Of course you can use the regular plastic red beads but the wooden beads are lighter.
Cut a long piece of the twine and attach it to the loafer with the regular thread along the edge. Use a strong but thin needle to be able to get through the material of the shoe.
Make a knot at the shoe’s ferse and secure the bow with the regular thread and needle.
Put the beads onto the ends of the bow and secure them with 2 knots.
Glue the patches onto the front of the loafers. I used two different patches to give the loafers an unique design.
Ta-da!
Photo by Xenia Kuhn & Vika Bobb
Thanks for your visit,
Xenia
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1 Comment
ChelySparkles
19. August 2014 at 6:48 AMVery nice DIY , i have to try this!