Diy boho boots

I saw these cute fabric covered boots on one of my favorite blogs A Beautiful Mess. I Pinned them and waited to find a pair of boots that would work. When I scored these babies at Khols for $15 I knew they would be perfect! I choose a polka dot fabric because I thought it would go with a ton of outfits, but the fabric options are endless! Supplies: A good quality glue, Mod Podge, fabric and an exacto knife. There wasn't very detailed directions to follow on the original post. And it was very…

Transform your plain black boots by adding a bit of bling. Find out how you can add accessories to your boots to really bring them to life - you’ll love the finished product!

I never ever can get shoes that fit me right, that feel good.. and look cool. Fact is I don't think they make cool shoes for guys. We know some folks who make felt shoes, but they are just way beyond our budget, and who knows how well they'll fit and how comfortable they will be. So I decided I'd figure out how to make my own pair of shoes. So one night I was laying there in the middle of the Night and an inspiration dawned upon me... Hallelujah!! It's really easy, so I wanted to share it…

Rugged Sweater Boots DIY.

Quelques temps avant mon accouchement j’avais Instagramé le DIY en cours, manque de chance je n’ai pas eut le temps de le finir, mais c’est maintenant chose faite!

VERY Cool Upcycle Booties!! Looks so easy!!

DIY Free People Knock-off Cowboy Booties: The minute I saw these on Free People I knew there would be a DIY in my future. Here are the instructions to make your own. Materials: - Cowboy boots - Scissors - Belts/leather/pleather strapping - Chain - Jump rings - Needle nose pliers

Upcycled REWORKED vintage festival boho COWBOY BOOTS - boho boots - western boots from TheLookFactory on Etsy

oofDynasty by BVIRAL on Instagram: "Transforming Boots with Glitter and Lace! 🎥 @customisedblingthings"

If your old cowboy boots don't fit you as perfectly as they should, it's time to reshape them. Here's how you can do it at home with some ice and patience: 1. Fill a resealable bag with water and place it inside the boot. 2. Put the boot in the freezer. 3. After 48 hours, take the boots out of the freezer and let them thaw for about 20 minutes. 4. Remove the bags and try on your newly reshaped boots. #FashionTips #AtHome You Can Check It Out to…