
These are a pair of shoes my teenage daughter painted and gave me for my birthday.
1) Begin with a clean pair of shoes. They don't need to be an expensive brand, and they could be slightly worn.

2) Using Delta brand acrylic paints, fill in background colors for a design. A small / medium brush made to use with acrylic paints works best. For these shoes, light pink was painted for a background face color, and two circles of dark pink were painted for the cheeks.
3) Next, add details with Scribbles brand Dimensional fabric paints. Lips, eyes and long curly strands of hair were painted with Scribbles paint. Those details will stay raised from the background when they are dried.

For a final touch, thread a grograin ribbon through the eyelets. Let the shoes completely dry overnight before wearing.


For additional links on how to paint tennis shoes, Click on Jo-Ann Handpainted Tennis Shoes by Suzie Shineki. For additional info, click HERE and HERE


For a final touch, thread a grograin ribbon through the eyelets. Let the shoes completely dry overnight before wearing.
All paint supplies for this craft can be purchased from Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores, or Micheals Crafts Store .

Delta Brand Acrylic Paints, and Sribbles Dimensional Paints.

For additional links on how to paint tennis shoes, Click on Jo-Ann Handpainted Tennis Shoes by Suzie Shineki. For additional info, click HERE and HERE


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