Diy ballet shoes

Finding the right pair of ballet shoes is crucial for comfort, support, and ultimately, your progress as a dancer. We'll explore three of the best choices for beginner ballet shoes: So Danca SD16, Capezio Hanami, and Body Wrappers' Angelo Luzio.

Ballet slippers or shoes quickly become soiled with frequent dancing and need regular cleaning to preserve their look. Cleaning your ballet shoes regularly will ensure that their appearance and performance are always up to par. You can use...

Holidays are ending (only 2 days then…work, ha!) and this is why I fear September so much: coming back to…

For a while now, I have been admiring this new trend of ballet flats. I saw a pair on a lady on Target and she informed me they were by Jessica Simpson. I googled them online and found that they were $70. Sheesh. After further research, I found another pair for over $400 dollars! These are those crazy expensive flats. Since I don't have seventy dollars laying around, I decided to make my own. It was very simple and easy and cost about $10 total. The above photo was so, so difficult. I mean…

A wreath made from used/dead ballet pointe shoes.

It's been forever since I've done a tutorial, but now I've graduated! Please forgive me for my very noticeable absence. I'm in cleaning mode, so I've been separating everything I own into things I want and things I don't

We have had several questions about this, so I'm excited to address it in a blog. As with almost everything in ballet, sewing your pointe shoe ribbons is a very individual thing. Everyone's feet are different, and will need a slightly different placement. This is why I believe in learning to sew your own shoes! (But believe me, I feel the pain of disliking sewing shoes - it can feel like a daunting task!) Additionally, I believe sewing your own shoes gives you both ownership and pride about…

Ballerina shoes + feet for the menagerie resin line