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Painted Chucks

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Painted Chucks
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I painted a pair of black chucks with Mary Poppoins motives - and I love them <3

Sorry, I forgot to take step by step pictures, but I wrote a small tutorial though. As always, I hope it's understandable :D

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  1. Step 1

    Draw the outline of the picture on your shoes, using tailors chalk.
    I have a chalk pen that's really handy for smaller pictures.
    If your shoes are a ligher color you can also use a soft pencil for drawing.

  2. Step 2

    Paint the picture using your fabric paint and a small brush. It's hard to paint thin lines and the outlines will probably look a bit blurry, but if you paint over it a few times and use a small brush it should look fine in the end.
    Light color on dark shoes will probably need 2-3 layers of color.


  3. Step 3

    Use the blow dryer on highest setting to dry and fuse the paint.
    Usually you need to iron fabric paint to fuse it, but I found out that the blow dryer works as well.
    I blow-dryed my pictures for about 5 minutes, taking small breaks because I was afraid that the blow dryer would get too hot.

  4. Step 4

    Use a moist brush to remove any remaining chalk from the shoe, by wiping over the picture you can also test if the paint is properly fused.


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DIS.AR.RAY

DIS.AR.RAY

16 Aug 16:07

THOSE ARE SO COOL! I love them! lol. The tut was helpful, because I had no clue you had to iron OR blow dry paint to fuse it. I will definatley do that from now on [because I paint almost all my clothing]

Nicky Love

Nicky Love

16 Aug 16:57

OMG you should make me some mary poppins shoes!!! I looooooooove them!!! So cute!!!! :) Good job!

Carley Mouse

Carley Mouse

16 Aug 17:52

I love them!

Mary Poppins is one of my favorite Disney movies ever!

I might need to make those :P

clare b.

clare b.

16 Aug 18:02

these are great you've really inspired me to try it myself!
will it definately stay on?
-i always tend to wreck my converse ,accidentally of course :D

Taz

Taz

16 Aug 18:50

These are fantastic! Really Sweet I want to give it a go now!

queenfairypants

queenfairypants

16 Aug 23:09

It's odd how us lot all seem obsessed with iconic cult classics in this way! But fun, those are lovely!

x

Miaka

Miaka

17 Aug 09:37

I don't know if it will stay on if you walk through a river or put them in the washing machine, but it did stay on when I cleaned the shoes with some water.

porcelinaZERO

porcelinaZERO

17 Aug 10:14

Oh, I love them!!! Saw them at the N&S site!!!
<3<3<3

Missy El

Missy El

18 Aug 19:06

These are very sweet!

janine g.

janine g.

23 Aug 14:50

those are tooooo cute... I love Mary Poppins toooo

lala k.

lala k.

12 Feb 06:16

Those are soooo kawaii!!! But does the paint stay on? Cuz if i like run through a huge puddle or something...it'll get messed...heheh... and where can i get tailors chalk?

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August 16, 2008 12:56

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