


Get ready to dazzle in glitter shoes this Fall season!! Miu Miu Fall Glitter Heels has taken the spotlight and have become the "it" pump for the season! So why not get crafty with a DIY project? If you don't have extra pumps you can always check your local thrift store... and if you can get them with a chunky 40's inspired heel, even better!!
Here are the steps by steps:


You will need:
* Heels {the Loubs from the picture are a flea market find and only cost USD 5}
* Gold glitter
* Acrylic glue
* Sandpaper
* A paint brush


1. Clean the shoes, and then lightly sand them to rough up the surface so the glue sticks properly.
2. Mix the glue and glitter together in a container.

3. Paint the shoe with the glitter glue.
4. Sprinkle with extra glitter to fully coat the shoes. Don't worry about getting glitter inside the shoes, just clean them up once the glue has dried.


5. If you missed some spots, give them a second coat. You may get away with a single coat, but feel free to do a second coat if required.
... and voila you are ready to shine!!!
{Images & tutorial via A Pair and a Spare}
Thursday, August 25, 2011
DIY: Miu Miu Inspired Glitter Pumps
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11 comments:
Great DIY, I might give this a try!
Miranda
www.indcfashion.com
SERIOUSLY fabulous! I'm going to give this a shot!
I like you're better than the Mui Mui ones!
DIYing louboutins,though?? i can't.....
this is a MUST DO!!! its great, better that miu miu i think
Yeah I was thinking the same thing about the Loubs, but I think they look brand new after the DIY and it was worth it to recreate them with a trendy style :)
Wow, it looks really good :)
Hi Kitty & K... I know it's hard to imagine doing anything to some Loubs... but this are a flea market find and only cost USD 5!! Now my question is why my local thrift store never carry Loubs..!!
Have a fabulous day!!
What an awesome idea!
Best idea ever. I shall be heading out to get some cheap heels to try this, stat!
Andrea x
You're are very dexterous! !
So far, so beautiful and make a much more difficult.
Amazing!
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