The tassle bits were horrible, and one wouldnt even lie straight down, but I could see that I could remove them easily, and liked the shape and colour of the actual shoe.
I started by removing the tassles. I then gathered some black lace and hand stitched it to the front.
I carefully drew a swirly card suits pattern onto the card in ink pen, and when I was happy with it went over it in black marker pen. I let this dry and wiped over it with a damp cloth to remove any ink left
The shoes are so happy they are even smiling themselves!
"I may not be a Cheshire cat but they're my shoes now, keep away, keep away"“Fan her head!” the Red Queen anxiously interrupted. “She’ll be feverish after so much thinking.”
I really love these shoes!! Having seen them in the flesh, or should that be on the flesh the pictures really don't do them any justice! you are such a talented lady! xx
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with Rusty. These shoes are FAB.. and you are sooooo tallented. xx
ReplyDeleteStunning!! These are so unique and so gorgeous. I think you are incredibly talented especially when it comes to altering things xx
ReplyDeleteGreat transformation and they look even better in real life! x
ReplyDeleteYou never fail to surprise me with your creations K. Brilliance, and I love the Alice quotes and the picture with moggy :P
ReplyDeleteclever you! Looks like the cat is a fan too!
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