Diy barefoot shoes

So...I made some shoes today. "Why" (you may be asking) "in the world" (you may be adding) "would you make your own shoes when there are zillions of places selling shoes within a few minutes' drive?" And that is a very good question. First reason--it's just fun. If you like doing crafts, you'll understand that one. Second reason--I've "gotten to know my feet" better since I started running barefoot. I've realized some things. First, I think my feet widened a bit through my pregnancies. My…

This article was written by Mystic Orb. I never ever can get shoes that fit me right, that feel good...

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A pattern and step-by-step tutorial for making a comfortable pair of house shoes. By Hilary Webb.

I have just made myself a new pair of shoes. Last year I made some canvas shoes, lined with fur from my rabbit, and they are the best shoes I have ever owned. They’re a bit loose, so I need t…

I know this sounds ridiculous, but it works! I used Peltex because it is non-woven so it won’t unravel, but won’t stretch as much as felt, another non-woven material. However, felt will…

I really love my Merrell barefoot running shoes and was really wishing that I could afford a pair of their mary jane style barefoot shoes to wear with casual outfits. The problem is that they are very expensive and I couldn't justify the expense. So, I got creative and figured out a way to make my own "barefoot" shoes. Here is my tutorial for barefoot ballet flats. This is the Merrell Pure Glove shoe $89. This is a picture of the pair that I made($15) Materials: a pair of super cheap ballet…