I've got a quick little DIY video to share with you today (really more of a how-to, I suppose), and it's perfect for sprucing up the sandals that have ended up getting a little scuffed and worn along the way this summer. Take a peek, and let me know if you try this little trick for yourself, because I'd love to share photos on our Facebook page!
As I've been thinking a lot about how much I love this black and cobalt blue trend, I decided to put together a little shopping round-up for you below, and tomorrow's outfit post features my own take on the look, along with the very heels you see in the video above.
P.S. I'm not the only one crushing on this color combo...
Check out another sleu of blue over at The Outnet this week!
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This is brilliant, and I'm way more into that look that I anticipated! You'll have to be my fall style guru :).
ReplyDeleteSUCH a good idea!!!! BRB, I'm going to see what shoes I can paint..... lol
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Love this! What kind of varnish did you use on top?
ReplyDelete-Erin-
I CANNOT wait to try this and blog about it (I'll credit you for the idea, of course) and I LOVE the color you chose. I actually think the cobalt looks even better than the wood you originally had. Progress!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful project! I have a pair of black velvet wedges that are all scuffed up. I can't wait to give them a new life! Thx for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJessie!! You did a brilliant job and those shoes actually look very awesome!!
ReplyDelete~Natasha Fatah~
~Natasha Fatah~
You are too cute! Perfect little DIY, I'm going to look through my closet!
ReplyDeletewow what a neat idea! thanks for sharing!
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Two thumbs up - those turned out awesome! Wondering if it would work on leather heels? Prob not?
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