Did you like my long title? Alright. As part of my etsy team, Blogging Business Artisans, I'm challenged to create a project on theme each month. This month's theme was "under the sea." I channeled my inner Ariel and made some green glitter shoes. I might not have a flipper, but I can have green shoes, right?
I started with a pair of black shoes I've had for several years. They are getting nice and worn away in the front. Aren't I so stylish?
I then used Mod Podge and several different green glitters to cover the shoes. I started by Mod Podging in patches and dumping on green glitter. I tried to use my lighter glitter towards the front and my darker glitter in back.
I also added on some glitter paint I had to give it an extra dimension of glitterocity (the technical term for it).
I kept adding glitter until everything was covered and then I sealed it with another layer of Mod Podge.
The overall effect is a splotchy-ombre effect. What did I learn while making this project? That I missed my calling as a foot model.
Awesome! And you're all set for St. Patrick's Day, too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to rejuvenate well-loved shoes! Your results are spectacular.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that looks great! I love those mermaidy shades of green :)
ReplyDeleteMy inner magpie is all over these. So much yes.
ReplyDeleteSparklious!
ReplyDeleteEXTREME glitter!! Great transformation. These will be really fun to wear this summer.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! What a great way to save a pair of beloved shoes :)
ReplyDeleteExtreme Glitter...love it! What a fun project.
ReplyDeleteglitterocity! You are do brave. My daughter spied glittery shoes at a store and I cringed at the thought of the glitter getting everywhere. I like how you sealed them and what fun shoes!
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever, Jenny! What adorable shoes! such great glitterocity!
ReplyDeleteA mermaid you are! very cute
ReplyDeleteGlitterocity ... I like that! I just might have to do this with a pair of Noli's shoes -- she runs the finish off the toes too! And loves glitter!!
ReplyDeleteCute challenge project!