DIY Outfit/ Baroque Slippers

19. January 2013


Mixed slippers with massive winter garments.

Photography by David Z.

DIY velvet slippers for annabelle Fashion Daily
La Redoute wool coat
Black Lily F/W 2012-13 chunky scarf
Iro jeans, sales F/W
Zara striped sweater & bag
Vintage military jacket
Private ring

My first addiction to slippers didn’t left me many DIY options -see here- so when I stumbled upon those velvet basics from Zara I couldn’t help to think “this is it”! Nice for inspiration: the new Prada collection, anyways it is… too much for me.

Combining baroque elements to khaki color was the main idea. Hier geht’s zur Anleitung auf annabelle Fashion Daily!

Here is what you need: 

-1m khaki cotton ribbon,

-metal sequins,

-4 x iron-on baroque patches,

-thread, needles and scissors,

-universal glue.

-Zara velvet slippers, currently in stores.

1. Define where you want to apply the patches on the slippers -I finally decided to iron on the front.

Maintain the patches with needles and recover the surface with cotton material.

Press slightly and iron -after removing the needles, make sure to insist on it.

Do the same on the other shoe.

And here is what you should get:

2. The khaki bow: follow those steps -the bow should be 6 cm wide.

Then define its place on the shoe,

Glue on the reverse side of the bow and press on the surface.

Finally hand sew some stitches to make sure that it won’t move.

We’re done!

Photography by David Z.

I hope you enjoyed the DIY and wish you a great weekend -under snow?

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Comments on this post:

  1. OMG your loafers are amazing! i am huge huge fan of loafers, cannot live without! these babies look amazing! gorgeous casual look, you know i love it when you are wearing an outfit like this one

    by absolutely mrs k, 19. January 2013

  2. Oh wow, those really turned out cool but then again your DIY projects always do. I love that the stuff you create is totally easy to repeat and not too complicated. These flats are such a great accent to any look and you look wonderful sweetie!

    xxTheresa

    by Theresa, 19. January 2013

  3. c’est bon!!! très mimi tes petites ballerines, pour le printemps????
    gros bisous

    by monnet, 20. January 2013

  4. What a gorgeous update on those slippers, I love that now you have something so unique and you would never tell that they weren’t designer:)
    Margief
    x
    http://www.stonethemoon.com

    by MargieF, 23. January 2013

  5. Love the loafers after what you’ve done to them and the khaki ribbon as as accent is lovely and understated. Totally in love with your whole outfit as well.

    by Sue, 23. January 2013

  6. Gorgeous! I love all your DIY projects.

    by Lia, 27. January 2013


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