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This simple, inexpensive project is a great way to put a kick into a new pair of inexpensive summer sandals or dress up last years pair for a fresh new look!
You will need:
Optional material:
You will want to be sure:
Children are supervised around hot glue and scissors Your flowers are durable enough to be worn outside.
Estimated cost for materials:
*materials purchased at a large craft retail store.
Estimated Project Time: 20-30 minutes
To begin, be sure you have all your materials assembled and a clean workspace. This makes any project a lot easier.
Remember: Let your flip-flops sit undisturbed for at least an hour to ensure proper adhesion of your flower.
Optional embellishments:
Now get out there and enjoy Summer!
About The Author: Marnie McCown-Guard is a freelance writer/photographer. Her work has appeared in magazines, newspapers, the Internet and even audio CD. Currently at work writing her 2nd how-to book, she tries to exercise her creativity with crafts whenever possible. Her favorite piece combines her love of writing and photography in a 24-page scrapbook she created for her husband to celebrate their first wedding anniversary. Visit her at http://www.ProfileProfessionalWriters.com
Those are so cute! My friends will love them! Thanks for the idea.
sorry all. pic wasn't to clear. but they had a set of 3 flip flops that looked like it had just a piece of dowel rod through it with a flower attached and a mirror with flip flops glued all around it
I want to make my own flip flops and this sounds like a good idea
Another great Flip Flop project (I found it on the Hancock website) is as follows:
http://www.hancockfabrics.com/jump.jsp?itemID=429&itemType=CONTENT