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Showing posts with label flip flops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flip flops. Show all posts
3/19/2012
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6/08/2011
5/02/2011
6/23/2010
Fabric Flower Flip Flops
320 Sycamore has a super cute flip flop tutorial that requires that requires absolutely zero sewing:
A pair of flip flops, a pair of scissors, some fabric and string is all you need! I bet you have it all in your house already!
You can check out the tutorial HERE.
A pair of flip flops, a pair of scissors, some fabric and string is all you need! I bet you have it all in your house already!
You can check out the tutorial HERE.
6/18/2010
Shoe Storage
I am not a huge shoe person, but if I were I think this would be a brilliant way to organize/display them:
Too bad the same idea won't work to organize my flip flops!
I found this image at Say Yes to Hoboken, but the original idea of hanging the heels on decorative molding came from Living Etc.
Are you a shoe person? How many pairs do you own?
Too bad the same idea won't work to organize my flip flops!
I found this image at Say Yes to Hoboken, but the original idea of hanging the heels on decorative molding came from Living Etc.
Are you a shoe person? How many pairs do you own?
6/07/2010
Flip Flop Snack Crackers
Kellie from Little Nummiesf created these cute flip flop snacks for Snack Picks:
I am not sure which I think are cuter, the flip flops or this whale that Kellie posted on her own blog:
If you have never checked out Little Nummies and you have little kids. Even almost big little kids, she has a Ton of really cute ideas to spice up your summer vacation lunches without spending a small fortune to keep them interesting!
I am not sure which I think are cuter, the flip flops or this whale that Kellie posted on her own blog:
If you have never checked out Little Nummies and you have little kids. Even almost big little kids, she has a Ton of really cute ideas to spice up your summer vacation lunches without spending a small fortune to keep them interesting!
5/18/2010
Balloon Flip Flops
I wouldn't want to wear them everyday, but these balloon flip flops would be fun for a birthday girl to wear on her big day:
You can see the tutorial at Or So She Says.
You can see the tutorial at Or So She Says.
5/09/2010
Frayed Rosette Flip Flops
I have some flip flops that could use some pretty fabric roses like these from Imperfectly Beautiful:
Maybe they would hide the fact that I didn't get a pedicure yesterday like I had planned. And we won't even discuss when the last time I had one was. My toes have no place being seen in public. I am hoping to remedy that this week.
Until then, I will continue to find cute camouflage like these flowers.
Maybe they would hide the fact that I didn't get a pedicure yesterday like I had planned. And we won't even discuss when the last time I had one was. My toes have no place being seen in public. I am hoping to remedy that this week.
Until then, I will continue to find cute camouflage like these flowers.
3/13/2010
Switch Flops
Last year I posted about Switch Flops from Lindsay Philips. You can take one pair of flip flops and change out the look from this:
to this:
and back again. They are gorgeous, but a little pricey for someone that likes to buy her flip flops at Old Navy when they are on sale for $1!
Make It and Love It has solved that problem for me though:
You can see the tutorial for making interchangeable flip flops HERE.
and back again. They are gorgeous, but a little pricey for someone that likes to buy her flip flops at Old Navy when they are on sale for $1!
Make It and Love It has solved that problem for me though:
You can see the tutorial for making interchangeable flip flops HERE.
5/23/2009
Dollar Flip Flops
If you are anywhere near and Old Navy today, go in and get yourself a pair of $1 Flip Flops! I will be getting one in every color!!! I *heart* Flip Flops!
8/29/2008
Flip Flop Dress Up
This weekend is my niece's 3rd birthday party. Once again we were stuck trying to figure out what to get the girl that has everything. We have to ask that question a lot in my family. To put it nicely, my family has a habit of showing their love with things. Don't get me wrong. They show it in other ways too. And I can't pretend that my children don't have too many toys as well. We are not immune to this disease. It is genetic. It doesn't help that I have an aversion to getting rid of anything that was a gift. I am trying to change. I am considering therapy. ;D
Anyway, back to my niece! She is obsessed with shoes. She will take off her own and steal any pair she can find. Too big or too small. Pretty or not. She loves shoes. Because this is a common addiction among little girls, I thought I would share this gift idea.
I was going to go and buy her dress up shoes. You know, the Disney Princess set that makes the great clomping sound when you walk in them. My daughter loves hers. But because she loves them she always wants to wear them. Around the house. To the post office. To school. I am sure my niece would be the same way. Not to mention that she has stairs in her house, so just wearing them at home could be hazardous to her health.
So I thought I would make some dress up shoes that she could wear up the stairs, to the grocery story, or anyplace else she felt like wearing them.
All you need is a trip to Old Navy and an obnoxious stash of scrapbook supplies and you should be all set! But seriously, there are a TON of things around the house you could use to make some cute Dress Up Flip Flops.
Anyway, back to my niece! She is obsessed with shoes. She will take off her own and steal any pair she can find. Too big or too small. Pretty or not. She loves shoes. Because this is a common addiction among little girls, I thought I would share this gift idea.
I was going to go and buy her dress up shoes. You know, the Disney Princess set that makes the great clomping sound when you walk in them. My daughter loves hers. But because she loves them she always wants to wear them. Around the house. To the post office. To school. I am sure my niece would be the same way. Not to mention that she has stairs in her house, so just wearing them at home could be hazardous to her health.
So I thought I would make some dress up shoes that she could wear up the stairs, to the grocery story, or anyplace else she felt like wearing them.
All you need is a trip to Old Navy and an obnoxious stash of scrapbook supplies and you should be all set! But seriously, there are a TON of things around the house you could use to make some cute Dress Up Flip Flops.
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