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| Sleeveless Pink Shirt- Vintage, Black Mesh Jumper- American Apparel, Cross Necklace- XXI, DIY platforms- Moi |
So I bought these platform woven wedges last year on Santee Alley in DTLA for $25. They're featured in one of my older posts. I love the look of length they gave my legs and anything over 5inches is okay in my book as far as shoes go!
Needless to say however, I got tired of the 70s-inspired woven pattern on the sole quickly. I needed to do something to protect my investment. So DIY to the rescue!
Here's what you need:
Black Acylic Paint, Thumb tacks 900-1000 (Try Staples or Walmart or the Dollar Store) and Matte Black Spray Paint
Directions:
- Paint over the woven sole with black acrylic paint (It looked super nice and I wore it just like this for a while.) It takes a couple of hours to dry so I'd recommend painting at night and continuing in the morning.
- Stud the woven sole with the silver thumbtacks. (This can take you a few hours if you don't have cable. It could be weeks if you do!
- Spray paint the gold metal buckles with matte spray paint to match the rest of the shoe. A couple of coats is best to prevent crackling paint.
VOILA! Enjoy your new Jeffrey Campbell- tick wedges for a fraction of the cost!
9 comments:
LOVING this look Rinny! And who would've thought?? This is amaze, great work!
Love the DIY and those pants, they look super airy and comfy
awesome DIY. :)
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Great DIY.
And the trousers look really nice!
This is one of the best and easiest die's. The new wedges look hot!
oh my gosh this is a BRILLIANT diy. love it so much. will definitely try sometime :)
Wow! this jumper is awesome! I love your blog. Greets from Germany:)
Amazing DIY!!!! now I want a pari :)
now there's a helpful DIY!
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