Black Stappy Flat Tutorial - One CrafDIY Girl
With uses both casual and professional, this romantic style has frequented storefronts all summer. I found these flats sadly tucked in the land of forgotten shoes, which, as for most, is underneath my bed. Used once for an interview with a boring, black suit, I figured they deserved a second life. On my way out the door, I felt my outfit was missing some delicate details. Luckily, this DIY was quick and rewarding – Up-cycling shoes is not only budget-friendly, but it also can take the work out of breaking in a beautiful shoe, making more happy days together.
Materials
Black flats
3 yards of elastic cording
Needle
STEP 1: First, cut your elastic cording in half, so you will have two 1.5 yard pieces.
STEP 2: Using a needle, poke a hole in the desired area. Widen the hole with scissors by twisting lightly.
STEP 3: Pinch sides together to ensure an even lace.
Pairs well with red lipstick, autumn strolls, and posing in your empty apartment.
xo Mashcrafty
& if you’re not crafty like me you can get this look: here / here / here
Made while listening to George Winston on vinyl
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Good idea for upgrading the flats. It's hard to see in the 'after' picture - did you tie them on the arch or make knots in the cord to make it fixed?
Can you submit a clearer "after" pic? I would love to clearly see them finished.