WE ALL MUST BE HAVING WHILE SPORTS SHOES,SNEAKERS OR SOMETHING OTHER SINCE OUR SCHOOL TIMES.
LETS MAKE IT LITTLE INTERESTING AND FUN BY ADDING GOLDEN STUDS AND SEE HOW YOUR BASIC SHOES TURN INTO CHIC SMARTY SHOES.
HERE ARE THE STEPS TO FOLLLOW.
PL LIK AND COMMENT IF U LIKE YOU CAN SHARE UR DIYS ALSO IF U HAVE...
I
grew up wearing converse, and this past year I got a major craving for a
white pair. I found these gold pyramid studs with a flat base on Etsy,and I knew they would be so cute on a pair of chucks!
I usually avoid studs, because they really tear up your fingers trying to put them on with the traditional method. So with some heavy-duty glue, these flat back studs were my perfect solution.
The
DIY is simple. You'll need around 40 studs per shoe (unless your shoe
size is drastically different- I wear a 7.5) and some E6000 glue. This
glue is the toughest we've ever found. In a well-ventilated area
(outdoors if it's nice!) glue your studs onto the outer edges of your
shoe, working your way from the bottom to the top. Allow the glue to dry
for 24 hours before wearing them. Save a few extra studs in case you
lose one at some point. If any are going to fall off they'll probably go
in the first day or two! I've worn mine for four days so far and I only
lost one stud. And luckily, it was a pretty easy repair job. :)
This technique can absolutely be used on leather boots, purses or backpacks too. I highly recommend it, as it is much easier on your hands and much less time-consuming than using traditional studs.
LETS MAKE IT LITTLE INTERESTING AND FUN BY ADDING GOLDEN STUDS AND SEE HOW YOUR BASIC SHOES TURN INTO CHIC SMARTY SHOES.
HERE ARE THE STEPS TO FOLLLOW.
PL LIK AND COMMENT IF U LIKE YOU CAN SHARE UR DIYS ALSO IF U HAVE...
I
grew up wearing converse, and this past year I got a major craving for a
white pair. I found these gold pyramid studs with a flat base on Etsy,and I knew they would be so cute on a pair of chucks!I usually avoid studs, because they really tear up your fingers trying to put them on with the traditional method. So with some heavy-duty glue, these flat back studs were my perfect solution.
The
DIY is simple. You'll need around 40 studs per shoe (unless your shoe
size is drastically different- I wear a 7.5) and some E6000 glue. This
glue is the toughest we've ever found. In a well-ventilated area
(outdoors if it's nice!) glue your studs onto the outer edges of your
shoe, working your way from the bottom to the top. Allow the glue to dry
for 24 hours before wearing them. Save a few extra studs in case you
lose one at some point. If any are going to fall off they'll probably go
in the first day or two! I've worn mine for four days so far and I only
lost one stud. And luckily, it was a pretty easy repair job. :)This technique can absolutely be used on leather boots, purses or backpacks too. I highly recommend it, as it is much easier on your hands and much less time-consuming than using traditional studs.
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