I stopped a young lady, she looked to be ten or so, while I was shopping today and asked if I could take a picture of her adorable shoes. Her dad gave the okay, and I captured this cute photo.
She’d decorated them herself using a combination of Sharpies perfect and rubbing alcohol, and was purchasing supplies to make another pair. I call this one, “Affordable Wearable Art!”
If you’re interested, I found this technique on Pinterest. Looks like a fun summer project!
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I’ll bet she loved that
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She was pretty stoked that her shoes got some attention.
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Very nice and the ultimate compliment from you too xxxxx
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She was the sweetest kid.
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Those shoes are very creative. Glad you spotted them and told her they were fabulous.
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Thanks!
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