This is a bit misleading in that it looks like I succeeded. Here's what I did: I cut up several small pieces of newspaper and used Mod Podge to plaster them to my shoes. the result seemed workable: a waterproof surface, but hard as a rock. The moment I put them on they cracked. It's probably because there were so many layers. If you used larger squares and maybe less layers it might work.
Otherwise..they're for show. If your shoes dont smell like a cow's rear, they'd make good wall decorations. You can see where I taped them :D.
Anywho. So I bought new shoes to actually wear, and painted robots on them. Yes indeed.
carmen l.
cynthia d.
Terri
Haruhi
JoJo
KKIIPPEE
Kenneth O.
Andrea 
Proxy
Alice
Becky<3
kurisuchi k.
leigh C.
:O
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Emily
29 Apr 00:03
these are really cute, its too bad they didnt work..
bummer.
nice job
Nanzaa LOW
29 Apr 06:34
cool...i love it so cute
katie
29 Apr 08:00
thanks for the warning I'm about to try something like this, it's a shame they didn't work they look so nice :(
cynthia d.
12 May 17:40
try doing this with acrylic gel medium, it is flexible and if you only use one layer of paper it should work
i might have to try it, i have some shoes that smell like a cow's rear already...
Little Yggy
14 May 03:42
Well, at least they seem to be pretty fot pics ^^
Terri
10 Jun 06:42
i got a pr of cheapo converse look alikes for $5 im gonna do this to!!
Cat Morley
10 Jun 12:34
They look pretty good!
Queen.Of.Dorks
20 Jun 13:41
awesomee.
DIS.AR.RAY
19 Aug 04:40
BOTH look amazing! I'm definatley going to try that again :D
DIS.AR.RAY
19 Aug 04:41
I didn't mean to say "again". I was watching Family guy and not paying attention to what I was typing. lol