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These are the shoes like the ones that Nicole Richie has for her little girl. You can use the expensive crystals that really shine but for a 4 year old the cheap jean star ones at hobby lobby are just fine. I have posted a tutorial on my blog. Trailsofafrazzledmom.blogspot.com
My daughter will not take them off for less than 20 bucks she looks like a movie stars kid!
By Anna from Arkansas
I wish I would have found this earlier before I went and bought some for 140.00! Ouch - 20 bucks on the crystals is WAY cheaper - I can't wait to get started!
Hi Frazzled Mom:
I love your "Bling Shoes". Way to go! I aways say, where there is a will there is a way.
One of the ladies freaked out co'z it costed you $20.00 for the crystals. Hey! I say it is much less then $100.00, and you and your daughter are both happy. I am happy you went for it, and did it for your daughter. You must be some mom to take such interest. You sound like me.
In fact, I love them so much I think I will have to make myself a pair with crystal, too.
I checked your blog and it is very interesting too.
When one wants to do something I say "Just Go For It". You are a lady not only do you inspire me, but I would just hope there would be a few a more like you.
Thanks.
Suki
These are too cute! And not neccesarily just for kids. I'm going to make some for my grown (20 w/a baby) daughter for Christmas. I might change up the color scheme to suit her interests and tastes. Oh I just thought -- it would be really cute to make some for my daughter and a matching pair for my granddaughter!
Thanks for the inspiration.
Wow, this is so creative. If my little girl was still little I would definitely do this!
The shoes were 6 bucks at Walmart and the crystals were bought for $2.99 a pack and I used about 4 packs so just a little less than 20 dollars. no one can tell they are not converse and when I take her to the boutiques to look around they think that I bought them from them for th4e $100 plus dollars. I will be posting a skirt tute soon (when I get time in a few weeks) so keep an eye out!
Sonds like my mother! She would say "we can MAKE that!" And so we did - what a great life lesson - your daughter is learning it EARLY, too.