I got these shoes for a wedding I was in and they didn't like to stay on my heel - they were constantly slapping as I walked. Not a good thing when you're walking down the isle!
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My shoes matched my dress almost exactly, so I used the optional straps that came with it for one strap and made another out of what got hemmed off the bottom of my dress. I did this for another pair of shoes and used some sheer ribbon I found so just as long as you have 2 straps per shoe you're good. They just need to be long enough to strap around your ankle and tie a nice bow.
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Take your strap and find a place to attach it. I didn't sew the strap directly to my shoe, but rather to itself when I folded the end around a strap on the shoe. CONFUSING! Just whip it in place. Repeat on other side and again the exact same way on the other shoe.
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Once ya have 'em in place tie them on your foot and try them out.
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Yay! Shoes that stay on!
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Posted By:Candice C. »
September 01, 2008 20:36
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Sergent peppers
01 Sep 21:23
Great idea!!! C'est parfois ennuyeux les lanières de talons aiguilles qui ne tiennent pas.
camilaustral
02 Sep 02:08
they look a LOT sexier that way ;)
Little Yggy
25 Nov 15:16
Great job! It looks better like this!