Skills Required: None. Even if you’ve never crafted before, you’ll be able to decorate your sandals. You’ll be using hot glue in a silicone mold – it’s very easy.

There’s nothing like a cute pair of sandals to complete a summer outfit, but let’s be honest – affordable shoes can sometimes be a little… uninspired. If you’ve ever picked up a pair and thought, These could be cuter, then you’re in the right place!

Today, we’re taking plain sandals from “meh” to “oh wow!” with an easy embellishment technique using hot glue and silicone molds. Yes, you heard that right . . . hot glue!

This project is a total game-changer because it lets you customize your shoes without spending a fortune. Whether you love bold and colorful accents or prefer something sleek and metallic, you can completely tailor the look to your style.

There are other options as well. Imagine customized footwear for your bestie’s birthday, a unique bridesmaid gift, or even a fun summer camp project with the kids (with a little adult supervision for the hot glue, of course).

And let’s not forget: they’ll make a perfect addition to your own warm-weather wardrobe.

So if you’re ready to give your sandals a glow-up, grab your glue gun and let’s get crafting.

Once you see how easy this is, you’ll be looking around for other things to embellish – I won’t judge! Get the printable how to below:

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How to Decorate Sandals

Embellish your sandals the easy way with an unexpected item – hot glue!

Course Fashion Crafts

Prep Time 10 minutes minutes

Cook Time 1 hour hour

Dry Time 2 hours hours

Total Time 3 hours hours 10 minutes minutes

Servings 1 pair

Cost $3

Equipment

• Hot glue gun and glue sticks
• Heat gun
• Scissors

Ingredients

• Silicone molds
• Sandals
• Spray paint

Instructions

• Select your silicone mold and pattern. Fill the mold with hot glue. Spread the glue into the mold using the tip.
  
• Wait for it to cool and harden, about 5 minutes. Pop it out of the mold and trim with scissors, if needed.
  
• Paint the embellishment with either acrylic paint or spray paint. Let dry. If you used acrylic paint, spray on a clear acrylic sealer.
  
• Attach the embellishment to a sandal with a line of hot glue on the back. Repeat for a second embellishment.
  

Notes

Step 1: I use a heat gun to help spread the melted glue onto the mold.

This will still produce some bubbles on your finished product, but it will be more even than if you skip using the heat gun to help keep the glue warm for even coverage.

Step 3: I used spray paint in metallic gold to compliment my sandal color.

You will want to spray your piece in short bursts and start on the back of the piece before spraying the front. Let it dry.

Don’t forget to follow my blog and social media for more projects like this – happy crafting, friends! I’d love to know if you’ve ever decoupaged shoes. Leave me a comment! Now that you know how to embellish sandals, why don’t you try these other projects?

• These DIY Sandals Cost Zero Dollars to Make
• Mod Podge Melts and the Cutest Crafts
• DIY Glitter Shoes with Unbelievable Sparkle
• Decoupage Shoes with Mod Podge and Glitter

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Skills Required: None. Even if you have never crafted before, you can decorate these shoes easily. You’ll be mixing Mod Podge and glitter and applying it to your kicks. Don’t forget to read my best tips!

Glitter is a funny thing . . . if you met me in real life, you wouldn’t necessarily consider me a glitter person. I have a flannel collection and I like overalls. I don’t wear makeup or paint my nails.

I guess I think of glitter as girly? Not that there’s anything wrong with girly, I just don’t typically go for it.

But the truth is, glitter is for everyone! Hear me out for a moment. Everyone deserves a pair of sparkly shoes, especially in these trying times. And the great thing about glitter is that it comes in a variety of colors.

If you aren’t feeling pink or gold you can go blue or black. Do you want to use chunky glitter? You can. You’ll look at them and smile, no matter your wardrobe! Trust me.

You can make these DIY glitter shoes with canvas shoes like mine . . . or use heels, Vans, Converse, tennis shoes, flats, or any other kind of boot or shoe that floats your boat.

I’m about to show you a no-mess way to glitter on shoes that will allow you to add bling into your everyday life! You can make this craft at home with simple supplies.

Putting Glitter on Shoes

Before we dive into this fashion craft, I wanted to answer a few frequently asked questions. If you aren’t curious, simply scroll down to the bottom of the post for the how-to card.

What Mod Podge formula should I use?

Many crafters think you have to use Mod Podge Outdoor or Fabric for this project. You don’t. I mean you CAN use those, but I recommend Gloss. That’s because it’s shiny like the glitter. And I don’t plan doing any puddle stomping, so glitter is fine. See below for additional sealing advice (it’s one of the questions).

What type of paint should I use?

You’ll definitely want to use fabric paint. I used multisurface paint, but I would recommend going with fabric paint because it’s very flexible – even more so than multisurface. And with so much Mod Podge on the project, you’ll want as much flexibility as possible.

What type of glitter?

You can use all types of glitter! I like fine glitter. I purchased mine in the kids’ section of Michaels a long time ago. I’ve had it hanging around waiting for a project just like these glitter shoes.

Will Mod Podge dull the glitter?

Yes it will, a bit. But to me, it’s not bad – it’s still quite sparkly. The trade off to me would be loose glitter on the shoes. See the application methods below to understand a bit more about your options.

How do I apply glitter to shoes?

There are two ways to apply glitter to shoes:

1. Mix the glitter together with Mod Podge and then apply to the shoe
2. Apply Mod Podge to the shoe and then sprinkle glitter on top

So I always opt for number one. Yes, it’s less sparkly. It’s also WAY less messy. If you use number two, you will have to seal as well, unless you want glitter everywhere. The glitter will continue to shed – basically forever – all over everything. But it’s up to you!

What should I seal glitter with?

If you mixed the glitter with Mod Podge, you shouldn’t need to seal. Are you planning on stomping in puddles? I wouldn’t recommend that. I mean you can seal the shoes, but you don’t need to.

Now if you applied Mod Podge to the shoe and then sprinkled glitter, I would definitely seal. Use a spray that is very clear and very high gloss.

Can I wash these shoes?

I don’t recommend it. And using Fabric Mod Podge won’t help you here either. I would just spot clean. If you submerge these in water, you could re-activate the Podge. Though if you try it . . . let me know in the comments.

Gather These Supplies

• Canvas shoes
• Mod Podge Gloss
• Fabric paint
• Glitter
• Mixing container
• Paintbrushes – detail and medium
• Painter’s tape
• Spouncer
• Craft knife

I started with inexpensive, canvas slip ons. If your shoes have a smooth surface, you can sand them slightly with sandpaper to rough up and help the Mod Podge adhere better.

When you paint the shoes, you don’t need two coats – just one worked for me. You’re just providing a base for the glitter.

Around the edges where you slip your feet in, I was very careful to not get paint inside the shoe. If you feel like this is a challenge, use painter’s tape for this portion as well.

When adding glitter and Mod Podge, it might help to paint the edges of the shoe near the sole with a detail brush. If any Mod Podge gets on the sole, wipe it away before it dries. Let the shoe dry and repeat with the second shoe.

I highly recommend letting your sparkly sneakers cure for 28 days before using. This is so they are fully dry all the way through, and they won’t get the weird creasing when you walk.

Your glitter shoes are going to be a little stiff, but they will wear in well. Just keep in mind, it’s going to take a minute. I hope you wear them with pride!

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Glitter Shoes

Learn how to make glitter shoes using Mod Podge! This sparkly footwear DIY is simple enough for both children and adults.

Course Fashion Crafts

Keyword diy glitter shoes, girls glitter shoes, girls sparkly shoes, glitter converse, glitter shoes, glitter sneakers, glitter vans, sparkly converse, sparkly shoes, sparkly sneakers

Prep Time 15 minutes minutes

Cook Time 2 hours hours

Dry Time 12 hours hours

Total Time 14 hours hours 15 minutes minutes

Servings 1 pair

Cost $5

Equipment

• Mixing container
• Paintbrush(es) detail and medium
• Spouncer(s)
• Craft knife

Ingredients

• Canvas shoes
• Mod Podge Gloss
• Fabric paint
• Glitter fine
• Painter’s tape

Instructions

• If shoes aren't new, clean and let dry. Clean the rubber sole with a magic eraser.
  
• Add painter's tape around the edge of the shoe to protect the rubber sole as you paint.
  
• Use a smaller/detail brush to paint around the edge of the shoe. Remove the painter's tape and let dry.
  
• Paint the rest of the shoe using a flat paintbrush.
  
• Measure the Mod Podge and put it into the mixing container. Stir in the glitter until fully mixed, making sure to scrape off of the bottom.

  The ratio: 1/4 cup Mod Podge to 1 1/2 T glitter.
  
• Use the spouncer to apply the first layer of glitter to the first shoe. Place the Mod Podge and glitter at the end of the spouncer and spounce up and down to cover.
  
• Cover the entire shoe, getting around the edges of the shoe near the sole with a detail brush. Let the shoe dry and repeat with the second shoe.
  
• After the first coat dries, add a second coat to both shoes and let dry.
  
• To finish, add a third coat of Mod Podge and glitter to your shoes. Let dry overnight.
  
• When done, remove any excess Mod Podge around the edge with a craft knife (carefully). Let cure for 28 days before wearing.
  

Notes

Costs vary for this project! I purchased the shoes for $5 and had the rest of the supplies on hand.

What do you think of this project? I’d love to hear in the comments! I’d also love for you to check out these other posts:

• Decoupage Shoes with Mod Podge and Glitter
• Crazy DIY Confetti Shoes Are Fun for Parties
• Mod Podge Shoes with One of These Genius Ideas
• EASY DIY Mod Podge Projects for Beginners (20+!)
• Cover Shoes in Fabric with Mod Podge!

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I will fully admit I’m not the most fashionable person out there. I don’t think I’m un-fashionable – I just operate by the beat of my own drum. When it comes to everything, not just fashion!

My Pinterest bio says “I believe in stripes and polka dots. . . daily.” This is true. I should add plaid to that for sure. I love plaid and have a pretty big flannel collection. Like I said, I make my own rules! I encourage everyone to do that.

Sometimes part of making your own rules is decorating your own clothing. And making your own jewelry. And panting your shoes. And altering your denim. That’s what this collection of fashion crafts is all about.

I’ve pulled together 50 ideas for jewelry, clothing, hair accessories, shoes, purses, and more. These are my favorite ideas for making wearables your own.

Once you start your journey making and customizing your own wardrobe, I’m not sure you’re ever going to stop. Trust me on this.

You might be wondering which Mod Podge to use for the projects that require a decoupage medium. The rule to go by is, are you going to wash the item? If you’re attaching something to fabric and want to wash it, you’ll select Fabric Mod Podge.

Can you use Outdoor or Dishwasher Safe? No, stick with Fabric Mod Podge.

In terms of shoes, you can use regular Mod Podge (like Gloss) with waterproof sealer on top. Mod Podge isn’t waterproof, so in order to protect your creation, you’ll want to make sure to water seal especially if you intend to jump into puddles. Like adults do.

My last piece of advice – don’t use regular acrylic paint on clothing. Fabric paint is preferable, but multisurface paint is also acceptable. There is also a fabric medium you can add to regular craft paint.

Are you ready to dive into the fashion projects? Keep reading!

1

Glitter a Shirt

Learn how to glitter a shirt with Mod Podge and make an old piece new again! You can even wash if you use the fabric formula.

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2

DIY Screen Printing

DIY screen printing doesn't have to be expensive! Do it with Mod Podge – you won't believe how easy it is and how good it looks.

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3

Jeff Mindell

Ice Cream Cone Elbow Patches

Learn how to make iron on elbow patches with the help of a cutting machine! These are perfect for adding to any part of a top, now just the elbows. They work on pants and skirts, too.

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4

Pretty Life Girls

DIY Cross Stitch Sweater

Learn how to make this adorable and easy DIY cross stitch sweater for under $10! Perfect for personalizing your own fashion. Free pattern included.

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5

Melissa Mortenson

Scallop Neck T-Shirt Refashion

Spruce up a simple tee with a bit of fabric to create a cute summer t-shirt! This DIY t-shirt refashion uses scraps of fabric which makes it a great scrap busting project. It can easily be completed in an afternoon.

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6

Feeling Stitchy

Embroidered Elbow Patches

These embroidered patches really float my boat! I love them for sweaters, but I also think they would be cute on denim or jackets as well. I can see a variety of applications for these.

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7

Kessler Ramirez

Denim Painting 101

Learn how to paint on denim with Kessler's awesome series! She walks you through preparation, fabric mediums, setting the paint, and more. She also sells her amazing denim creations. I want to paint all my jeans now!

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8

DIY Patchwork Jeans

Create your own unique style by applying scraps of fabric to your jeans for a funky and fun pair of pants. This is an easy no sew idea!

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9

Geneva Vanderzeil

Denim Cut Offs, Four Ways

Once you see this, you'll never buy shorts again – you'll make them from now on! Grab some men's jeans from the thrift store and make one of these four trendy styles.

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10

sewmuchado.com

Alter Jeans from Bootcut to Skinny

Once you learn how to taper jeans, it’s easy to create your new favorite pair of denim! Maybe it's a pair of your own jeans or ones you get from the thrift store. It's a great tutorial for any pair of pants.

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11

Lana Red

Old T-Shirt Hair Scrunchie

This project is a great way to put fabric scraps to good use! There are a lot of things you can make out of an old t-shirt, and these hair scrunchies are one of them. You don't need a lot of fabric to do it.

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12

deliacreates.com

DIY Headwrap Bands Tutorial

Head wraps are a great way to stay fashionable when you feel like your hair is a mess! They add a stylish touch without having to "fix" your 'do. Just slide one onto your head.

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13

DIY Typography Hair Pins

Learn how to make hair pins with the message of your choice! This is a fun fashion craft for kids or adults.

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14

Cathy Attix

DIY Studded Turban

This is a great no-sew scarf project! The addition of the studs is perfect, and you can make this in minutes using fabric craft glue.

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15

Amy Christie

Polka Dot Your Own Tights

In winter, tights are a staple for me! I absolutely love them, and this is such a fun way to jazz up a plain pair. You won't believe how easy it is.

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16

caughtonawhim.com

DIY Bow Shoe Clips

These cute little bow shoe clips are the perfect way to make a pair of old soles feel shiny and new again. You only need three supplies!

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17

Pretty Life Girls

Simple Fabric Stamping

Follow this simple DIY stamped skirt tutorial to give new life to some of your old clothes! Fabric stamping is so easy, and you’ll have a new look in minutes.

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18

diycandy.com

Infinity Scarf from a T-Shirt

Learn how to make an infinity scarf (more than one, actually) with simple sewing! You're going to be shocked at how easy this is and think, "why didn't I think of that?"

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19

onsuttonplace.com

Felted Wool Boot Cuffs

Learn how to make DIY felted wool boot cuffs from a thrift store sweater. Make these cute NO SEW boot cuffs in just a few minutes!

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20

www.kernowcraft.com

How To Make A Bead Bar Necklace

Once you learn this technique for stringing a simple beaded necklace, you can use it for a variety of items – letters, charms, etc. Cute, simple, and you can make any length you like!

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21

plaidonline.com

Resin Pressed Flower Jewelry

Preserve the beauty of nature with these uniquely crafted, pressed flower pieces of jewelry. Use resin to add a touch of flair to your wardrobe or give as a gift to the jewelry lover in your life.

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22

Clay Image Transfer Pendants

Are you looking for a unique polymer clay jewelry idea using Mod Podge Dimensional Magic? These pendants are perfect for gifts!

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23

Decorate a Wood Pendant

Learn how to decorate a wood pendant with a picture from a magazine – or any other scan you like! This necklace is easy and great for gifts.

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24

Kim Purvis

Wood Bead Tassel Hoop Necklace

Looking for the perfect necklace for summer? Check out this wood bead tassel hoop necklace tutorial. It is sure to be your go-to necklace this season.

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25

Drop Earrings in Copper & Gold

Use a mold and embossing tools to create simple, gem drop earrings with a two tone copper & gold effect! Perfect for yourself or as a gift.

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26

www.albiongould.com

Peekaboo Earrings

These peekaboo earrings are super lightweight and give you that bright pop of colour that we all crave. They were made with a Cricut, but you can cut your own shapes, and then do the simple stitching.

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27

Make Lace Earrings

These DIY earrings are SO easy to make, even if you've never tried jewelry crafts before! Get cute lace earrings in just a few easy steps.

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28

Bethany Lee

Faux Agate Earrings Made with Clay

I can't believe how easy it is to make marbled, agate earrings out of clay! I love Bethany's tutorial and now I want to agate all the things.

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29

Paper Earrings

Learn how to make paper earrings using a die cutter or a craft knife – seal them with Mod Podge!

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30

How to Make Bangle Bracelets

Learn how to make bangle bracelets – just pick your favorite papers, paint, embellishments and Mod Podge to create amazing jewelry!

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31

Pretty Life Girls

Stylish Popsicle Stick Bracelets

You’ve never seen popsicle stick bracelets like these! Learn how to make them super stylish with beads, paint, chains, and more. This tutorial is for all ages, from kid to adult.

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32

Cord Bracelet Wrapped in Thread

If you love ombre and shades of blue, check out this tutorial for a DIY bracelet from Rachel. It's so easy even a kid can do it!

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33

Paper Beads You Can Make in Minutes

Don't throw away scrapbook paper scraps – turn them into beads! You can use this same technique to make bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and more.

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34

Kara Whitten

Shrinky Dink Wildflower Rings

Learn how to make these stylish rings using Shrinky Dinks! Once you try this . . . you'll be hooked . . . and all your jewelry will be made from dinks. Trust me!

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35

Make Rings with Hot Glue

Craft stunning hot glue rings that look like gems. Perfect for holidays, parties, or just adding some sparkle to your outfit – they're super simple to create!

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36

Alisa Burke

Colorful Clay Statement Rings

Polymer clay is such a versatile material, and one of my favorites for making colorful jewelry. Learn how to make these big, bold rings using clay with Alisa's tutorial.

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37

seekatesew.com

No-Sew Leather Envelope Clutch

This DIY clutch is such a simple project, you can make it in 15 minutes! All you need is the template provided, leather, a glue gun, a hole punch and some ribbon.

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38

Purse Refashion Using Vintage Florals

Use a vintage sheet and Mod Podge in this fabulous DIY purse refashion – it's such an easy craft project, and very budget friendly!

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39

heatherednest.com

DIY Clutch from a Placemat

I always see the cutest placemats at World Market . . . and I never thought about turning one of them into a clutch! This is the cutest idea.

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40

Pretty Life Girls

DIY Canvas Shoes Are the Cutest Ever

Use this fun and simple tutorial to revive your old canvas kicks! These DIY floral canvas shoes are created using iron-on transfers – very easy to do.

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41

Cover Shoes in Fabric

Learn how to cover shoes in fabric with Mod Podge and leftover scraps! This is an easy fashion project for adults and beginning crafters.

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42

Glitter Shoes

Learn how to make glitter shoes using Mod Podge! This sparkly footwear DIY is simple enough for both children and adults.

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43

Amy Allen Clark

How to Dye Canvas Shoes

Once you learn how to dye a pair of canvas shoes, you're going to go on a tear where you dye everything. Trust me on this! You can use this for bags, shirts, denim, or really any fashion item.

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44

crafterward.com

DIY Rose Shoes

If you love florals as much as I do, this fashion craft is for you! To make these DIY rose shoes, all you need is a handful of supplies and maybe just a touch of flower power, too.

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45

Decorating Belt Buckles

With paper and a little Dimensional Magic, you can have fun and fashionable DIY belt buckles to wear with your favorite pair of jeans.

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Skills Required: Beginner. You’ll be mixing glitter with Mod Podge and applying to shoes. If you have any hesitation, try on a test surface first.

Hey there, fashionistas and crafty souls! It’s Holly from Club Crafted, bringing you a glitzy solution to breathe new life into your beloved but worn-out footwear.

As a seasoned DIYer, I have a confession: I’m a bit of a hoarder when it comes to my wardrobe. Those old clothes and shoes?

They’re not just fabric and leather; they’re memories, right? And who knows, maybe they’ll come back in style or fit perfectly… someday.

Take, for instance, my beloved pair of blue flats. They’ve seen better days (or years), with toes that have partied a bit too hard and lost their shape and color.

But instead of bidding them a tearful goodbye, I decided it was time for a Cinderella moment – a dazzling transformation with Mod Podge and glitter!

Introducing my Mod Podge glitter shoes, the DIY project that turned my not-so-glam flats into the belle of the ball.

The pointed toes of these flats were just begging for some love, and what says love better than glittery hearts? In just 15 minutes – yes, you read that right, 15 minutes – these shoes went from drab to fab.

Whether your shoes are faux suede like mine or another fabric type, this decoupage magic trick works wonders.

It’s a fun and easy craft, perfect for adults, teens, and tweens alike, especially if you’re looking to add a personal touch to your wardrobe without spending a fortune.

So, grab your Mod Podge, choose your glitter, and get ready to give your old shoes a heart-stopping makeover.

Let’s turn those worn-out flats into a fashion statement that’s sure to turn heads and spark conversations.

Scroll down to find out how you can transform your shoes into a dazzling pair that even a fairy godmother would approve of!

Gather These Supplies

• Pointed toe shoes
• Pencil
• Mod Podge Gloss (or Mod Podge Fabric if they need to be water resistant)
• Glitter (one or a combination of colors)
• Paintbrush

Tips and Thoughts for This Project

A combination of silver and turquoise was used in this project.

If you’re going to glitter on light or white shoes, I’d use fabric (or suede, or leather) paint in the same color as the glitter to outline the shape first. Otherwise the background shows through between glitter particles. You can see that in my DIY glitter shoes project.

Even though sealing the glitter with Mod Podge makes the pattern last, some glitter may fall off over time. Reapply glitter as needed to fill in any gaps.

Get the printable how to card below:

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Mod Podge Glitter Shoes

Learn how to seal glitter on shoes with this simple tutorial. All you need is Mod Podge!

Course Fashion Crafts

Keyword decorate shoes, diy glitter shoes modge podge, glitter shoes, how to seal glitter on shoes, how to seal glitter shoes, mod podge for glitter shoes, mod podge glitter shoes, mod podge on glitter shoes

Prep Time 30 minutes minutes

Cook Time 45 minutes minutes

Dry Time 2 hours hours

Total Time 3 hours hours 15 minutes minutes

Servings 1 pair

Cost $3

Equipment

• Pencil
• Paintbrush(es)

Ingredients

• Pointed toe shoes
• Mod Podge Gloss
• Glitter

Instructions

• Clean the shoes well before beginning your project. Scrub and air dry.
  
• Use the pencil to draw the outline of the heart on each toe.
  
• Paint a layer of Mod Podge on the heart you’ve just outlined.
  
• Immediately sprinkle the shoe with glitter. Tap the excess off and put it back into the container.
  
• Set aside for the first layer of Mod Podge to dry completely. Then paint over the glitter with another layer of Mod Podge to seal it and let dry.
  
• Touch up any areas with a light application of Mod Podge and additional glitter. Let dry completely before wearing.

Notes

Use a paper template for your design if needed to make each shoe appear the same shape/size.

This DIY can make it feel like you got a new pair of shoes! If you’d like to see some related projects, check out these posts:

• DIY Glitter Phone Case in Four Easy Steps!
• Cover Shoes in Fabric with Mod Podge!
• Crazy DIY Confetti Shoes Are Fun for Parties

The post Mod Podge Glitter Shoes for Special Occasions appeared first on Mod Podge Rocks.

Don’t forget to scroll down to the bottom of the post to get a bonus video for adding a no sew cuff to boots with Mod Podge.

Skills Required: Advanced Beginner. I believe it’s probably best to have some experience with Mod Podge given that you’re going to have to work around the shape of shoes and seams.

You are going to laugh – I’ve only Mod Podged shoes a few times – once for my book, Mod Podge Rocks. BUT I have a pair of heels as we speak that are ready to be Podged.

There are so many reasons to Mod Podge shoes. You can customize them to fit your personality, you’re upcycling, AND it’s the perfect budget craft.

FAQ for Decoupage Shoes

Before we dig in, you might have some questions about decoupage shoes, and I’m more than happy to answer them.

What Can I Mod Podge on Shoes?

I’ve seen it all, my friends – napkins, fabric, paper. I’ll say that cotton or cotton blend fabrics work better than poly fabrics in my opinion. I’m also not a big fan of silk or felt because it discolors and gets a weird texture.

I always go for medium weight or thinner when Mod Podging shoes because you have to go around a lot of round edges.

You’ll see in the tutorials below that some people use very thin items, even napkins, to decoupage shoes.

If that’s the case, keep in mind that you might be able to see the background through the item when you Mod Podge it down (so you might want to paint your shoes white or use white shoes).

Which Formula Do I Use?

If I had to choose one formula, it would be Fabric Mod Podge. It’s highly water resistant (just like Mod Podge Outdoor), and it’s made for bonding fabric to fabric, which is a likely scenario if you are going to decoupage shoes.

Outdoor Mod Podge is a close second, but it’s thicker and therefore harder to work with. Technically you can use the regular formulas (Gloss or Matte), but those aren’t made for exposure to water so you need to seal them very well.

How Do I Seal Them?

If you use Fabric Mod Podge you can leave them as-is. It might take awhile for them to fully cure and the tackiness to go away, especially depending on the climate you live in.

Therefore I’m a big fan of spraying or brushing on a clear acrylic sealer in the finish of your choice (Gloss, Satin, or Matte).

Minwax Polycrylic is a big favorite with a lot of people. You can really use anything – just make sure it’s clear, and acrylic.

I always do it because hey, there’s nothing wrong with making the shoes even more durable.

Can I Make them Waterproof?

To make them completely waterproof, you’ll need an additional sealer that is completely waterproof. Buy something from the hardware store like an engine enamel or something similar that is clear.

Mod Podge is highly water resistant but not waterproof; learn more here.

Are you ready to jump into the tutorials??

Some of these decoupage shoes are easier than others (go for glitter if you’re a newbie to Mod Podge) but all are amazing.

I can’t wait to Mod Podge my own shoes and share with you. In the meantime, enjoy these 20+ Mod Podge shoe projects!

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Glitter Shoes

Learn how to make glitter shoes using Mod Podge! This sparkly footwear DIY is simple enough for both children and adults.

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47

www.grosgrainfab.com

Ruffle Flat Re-Do

These Mod Podge shoes not only got a fabric makeover, but the addition of bright ruffles is super fun!

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48

sugarbeecrafts.com

Summer Wedges

Turn old wedges into new ones with a bit of fabric and Mod Podge. Mandy got these from a garage sale for $1!

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49

www.comicconfamily.com

DIY Avengers Superhero Shoes

I'd never seen napkins decoupaged to shoes before this project! Love them – and love that they are comic book napkins to boot.

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These DIY Sandals Cost Zero Dollars to Make

These DIY sandals are so easy to make with Mod Podge and fabric scraps – and since I already had the fabric scraps on hand, the cost was $0.

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Floral Boots DIY

You don't have to cover an entire pair of shoes in fabric and Mod Podge – sometimes just a little peeking out looks nice, too.

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Glittery Flats

Instead of throwing away an old pair of kicks, learn how to revamp them with Mod Podge and glitter in this decoupage shoes project!

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Comic Strip High Heels

Make boring solid color heels look fun and interesting with your favorite comics – then wear them to ComicCon.

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Confetti Shoes Are Fun for Parties

Okay, so maybe you wouldn't wear these every day, but they are unusual and cool, so I feel like you need to see them.

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Just the Heel

Glitter and Mod Podge are the perfect craft supplies for fixing up scraped heels. These Mod Podge shoes would be perfect for a wedding, elegant party, or New Years!

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Cover Shoes in Fabric

Learn how to cover shoes in fabric with Mod Podge and leftover scraps! This is an easy fashion project for adults and beginning crafters.

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How to Decorate Sandals

Make these embellished sandals with an unexpected item – hot glue! Learn how to use a unique technique that is REALLY easy. Take a simple pair of shoes from boring to fabulous.

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Fabric Flats

A pair of flats gets a fun summer makeover with Ashley's favorite fabric. If you want to try Mod Podge shoes, these are a great place to start.

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Glittered Booties

The type of glitter used here makes these decoupage shoes some of the most spectacular I've ever seen! What do you think?

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Spider Web Canvas Shoes

We paint on ALL types of surfaces, why not a pair of canvas shoes? These decoupaged and painted shoes are the perfect accessory for the Halloween season!

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Fall Boot Overhaul

Fabulous fall boots get a floral makeover with some pretty fabric. You can decoupage shoes that are faux leather or real leather – both work!

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Mod Podge and Sharpie Wedge Makeover

Kasia did this wedge makeover spontaneously with what she had on hand! That included Sharpies, Mod Podge, crepe paper, and some other embellishments. I love how the final (bright and fun!) project turned out.

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Decoupaged Pineapple Napkin Sneakers

Make a fashion statement as fun and bold as you are with these cute decoupaged pineapple napkin sneakers!

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Star Wars C-3PO and R2-D2 Shoes

These nerdy droid heels are perfect for channeling the force. Then you just need to wear them with something here.

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Flower Napkin Decoupage Shoes

You've seen projects above that use entire napkins, but you can use pieces too. These flowers were cut out as shapes and applied with Mod Podge to the shoes (tweezers really come in handy!).

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Plain Pump Revamp

Everyone has a pair of boring black pumps – give them new life with fabric and lace.

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Floral and Gems

I love the fabric that Cathie chose for these flats, and also the addition of tiny gems as embellishments.

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Which pair of Mod Podge shoes is your favorite? I’d love to know in the comments! Also for the bonus video – just click play on the video in this post!

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Skills Required: Beginner. You need hot glue gun experience – which sounds silly, but getting hot glue into the tray can take a moment. However, it’s a relatively simple project that is easily achieved.

Hello, fashion crafters and DIY enthusiasts! Holly here from Club Crafted, ready to add a dash of pizzazz to your hairdo with something you probably never thought you’d stick in your hair – hot glue!

Yes, we’re turning this craft room staple into the trendiest hair accessory on the block with some DIY hair pins that are as sassy as they are simple.

Imagine turning heads with your very own custom, graphic hair pins, flaunting words that make a statement – without you having to say a word.

Whether you’re feeling ‘WOW,’ ‘BAE,’ or just a casual ‘HEY,’ these homemade hair pins are about to become your new go-to for adding a personal touch to your look.

I’ve been eyeing those chic hair pins with cute sayings everywhere, but why break the bank when you can DIY? That’s right, it’s time to unleash your inner fashionista and tailor-make these accessories to match your unique style.

With a sprinkle of hot glue magic and a handy alphabet mold, the world of words is at your fingertips… or should I say hair tips?

Why hot glue, you ask? Well, apart from the sheer thrill of turning something so ordinary into fashion gold, it’s all about that quick dry time.

No waiting around for resin, clay, or cement to set – we’re all about instant gratification here!

So, grab your bobby pins, pick your favorite short and sweet words, and let’s get to some cute painting.

Whether you’re jazzing up your everyday look, adding flair to a special occasion, or simply want to wear your mood in your hair, these DIY hair pins are your ticket to effortless style.

Follow along as I show you how to make the coolest hair accessories you never knew you needed. Let’s do this!

Gather These Supplies

• Hot glue sticks – I used white but you can also use clear (or another color)
• Hot glue gun
• Silicone alphabet mold (letters about .5 inches tall)
• Bobby pins
• Craft paint
• Small paintbrushes
• E-6000

Tips and Thoughts for This Project

You can do this on hair clips too as well as bobby pins. This might even be fun to do with a headband! Think of how long you could get the words. 😮

For an average sized bobby pin, you should limit words to three letters, but this DIY could also work with large clips/pins. Then you’d be able to add more letters.

Skip the painting step by using colorful glue sticks.

Carefully insert the DIY hair pins in your hair (beware, the glue can potentially pull at your hair!) and have fun with your unique sayings!

Get the printable how to card for this craft below.

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DIY Hair Pins

Learn how to make hair pins with the message of your choice! This is a fun fashion craft for kids or adults.

Course Fashion Crafts

Keyword diy hair pins, diy hairpin, hair pins with words, how to make a hair clip, how to make a hair pin, how to make hair clips at home, how to make hair pin, how to make hair pins, how to make hairpins, personalized hair clips

Prep Time 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time 1 hour hour 30 minutes minutes

Total Time 1 hour hour 35 minutes minutes

Servings 3 pins

Cost $3

Equipment

• Paintbrush(es)
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks

Ingredients

• Silicone mold
• Bobby pins
• Acrylic paint

Instructions

• Head up your hot glue gun. Once hot, fill the desired letters with glue. Work carefully to ensure the entire mold is filled. Let cool for five minutes.
  
• Remove the letters from the mold. Use a pair of scissors to very carefully cut away uneven sides or loose glue.
• Paint letters in desired colors, let dry and paint a second coat for best results. Let dry.
  
• Open the bobby pins and attach to the side of the letters with the flat side facing up. Use hot glue to attach the backs of the letters to the tops of the bobby pins. Make sure the letters are facing the correct direction as you would insert the pins into your hair.
  

Notes

The mold is silicone, so there's nothing you need to do to prepare it.

If excess glue spills outside the letter portion of the mold, it's okay – you can trim it off.

Don’t forget to visit me at Club Crafted for more ideas! I’ve also got another simple accessory DIY you should check out . . . this glitter cell phone case! I’d also love for you to visit these other posts:

• Jewelry Magic: Quick DIY Gem Rings for Instant Style
• DIY Hair Bow Holder (Easy to Personalize)
• DIY Belt Buckles Made with Mod Podge
• These DIY Wooden Pins Make a Statement

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Skills Required: Beginner. It helps to have some basic experience with decoupage since you’re going to be gluing the fabric down and around the curves on a pair of shoes.

We’ve done a lot of projects here on the blog, but sometimes I realize that we have some “holes” so to speak. There are so many Mod Podge projects that one could do in a lifetime . . . and I don’t want to miss any!

We’ve added confetti to footwear as well as made DIY glitter shoes. But in all my fashion crafting, I’ve never covered shoes in fabric!

Can you believe it?

Me either. We’re about to remedy that today with this fancy and fashionable tutorial. If you’ve always wanted to re-do a pair of kicks, this is for you.

DIY Fabric Covered Shoes

Before you begin, here are some FAQs that apply to Mod Podge shoes. You can learn from my mistakes! Simply check out the questions and answers below, or if you scroll down to the bottom you can get the tutorial. But I promise, these are valuable.

What type of fabric do I need to cover shoes?

I find that the best fabric is a medium weight (or lighter) cotton. If the fabric is too thick, it will be difficult to bend around the curves. If it’s too lightweight, you might end up being able to see through it (Mod Podge can make fabric somewhat transparent).

A navy blue shoe and a fabric that is too lightweight means that you will likely see the navy blue through the fabric. You can do a small test on the back of the shoe if you want to see what will happen.

Cut a tiny square of the fabric and Mod Podge it down. See if it looks like the dark color is showing through. You can remove the square before it dries

If the color was showing through, you’re going to want to either 1) basecoat the kicks with a white and/or flexible fabric paint or choose a thicker fabric.

How do I prep my footwear?

Just make sure that they are clean and dry. If your shoes are a different material than canvas or fabric, you might find that you need to use sandpaper to scuff up the surface. This is typically true for footwear that is faux leather.

If the shoe is dark and I want to use a light fabric, I will paint the shoes with a white fabric paint to basecoat. THEN I will cover the shoes in fabric with the tutorial below.

What Mod Podge formula should I use?

There are a few options here. In a perfect world you would use Fabric Mod Podge (made for attaching fabric to fabric) and a finishing sealer on top to make them super-duper durable.

But you can also use Gloss or Matte for your shoes (some people can’t find Fabric Mod Podge). In that case I would definitely use a sealer – see below. You want to make them as tough as if you had used the Fabric formula.

Do I need to seal my shoes?

It depends on how rough you are going to be on them. Mod Podge is a sealer, but if you are going to be dancing through rain puddles, you might want something additional (Mod Podge is not completely waterproof).

You can head to the craft store for something like this Minwax or similar to seal the shoes. You can use a spread or brush on sealer. A polycrylic or crystal clear sealer will make the shoes mostly waterproof. I would still hand wash them.

Are you ready to learn how to cover shoes in fabric? Check out the tutorial below.

Gather These Supplies

• Sneakers
• Fabric quarter or scraps
• Fabric Mod Podge
• Flat brush
• Suede cord
• Scissors
• Box knife
• Super glue for fabric or jewelry
• Tape measure

Before beginning, make sure that your fabric is washed and dried so sizing is removed. Also make sure your shoes are clean and dry.

Measure and Cut Fabric

Measure the fabric to fit the area you want to cover, with some overlap. Cut the excess to make it easier to stick to your shoes (and so you aren’t working with huge pieces of fabric). Do this for both shoes.

Mod Podge Down the Fabric

Spread a medium layer of Fabric Mod Podge onto the area you want to cover using a flat brush. Make sure to get the smaller areas and work a little bit fast. Mod Podge can dry quickly.

Try to be somewhat neat as the medium will dry on the shoe if it gets in other areas – and you’ll be able to see it. So only do the part you want to cover in fabric.

Cover the Mod Podged area with the fabric, making sure it covers the whole area. If you see there are some areas where the fabric didn’t stick, add more medium and smooth down.

You can also wipe away any medium that squeezed out onto the rubber bumper area. Repeat with the other shoe and wait for it to dry.

Trim Fabric and Add Cord

Once dry, use scissors and a box knife or craft knife to cut the excess fabric away. Be careful and work slowly. If you use a light touch you will not puncture the shoe and will just get the fabric.

Finally, trim the edges with suede cord in the same color as your shoe to have a clean edge. You can use a super glue made just for wearables . . . you want to make sure it’s good for fabric and has a small applicator tip.

Let dry completely and you are done!

This is easily customizable with different shoe colors and different fabric prints! What would you create?

Have you ever covered shoes in fabric? Do you have any questions? Please leave me a note in the comments!

If you liked this project, I’d also love for you to check out these other unique ideas:

• Decoupage Shoes with Mod Podge and Glitter
• DIY Patchwork Jeans in Three Easy Steps (No Sew!)
• How to Glitter a Shirt with Mod Podge
• These DIY Sandals Cost Zero Dollars to Make

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Skills Required: None. Even if you’ve never crafted before, you can decorate denim using this method. Since it’s no sew, you don’t need any technical skills to complete it. There’s also a video in the post to show you how it’s done.

You’re going to laugh, but I have a vice. A vice that, in my twenties, I never imagined I’d have. I love purging, cleaning out closets and drawers, and generally getting rid of stuff. Yep! It’s almost an addiction if I’m being honest.

Okay, maybe “addiction” is extreme.

But to me, there is nothing like the feeling of dropping off a bunch of stuff at the Goodwill. I just feel lighter when I drive away, both mentally and physically. Have you ever experienced anything similar or am I just crazy?

I can’t be the only one.

There is a bit of a process to deciding what stays and what goes before a donation trip. Because the thing is, I like recycled crafts. If something can become a craft surface out of the pile, I’m in. I love repurposing items!

Which – finally – brings me to this fashion craft: DIY patchwork jeans.

Patchwork Denim

You can make your own patchwork denim in three easy steps! You’re going to cut the patches, then Mod Podge them to the denim. Then you’ll add fabric paint as an accent. This step is optional but it’s a nice touch!

You’ll find that you can do this on any kind of denim: jeans, a jacket, purses, a hat . . . anything you like. This method works for all type of denim.

The only jeans you might want to avoid are the really stretchy jeggings. This is essentially a patch that won’t stretch when Mod Podged (there’s a little give, but not much). That means the jeans will stretch a lot and the patch won’t at all, which could be weird. It’s up to you!

Mod Podge Formula to Use

For this project, you’ll want to use Fabric Mod Podge. This formula is made to attach fabric to fabric and allow it to be washable. This formula is stronger than regular Mod Podge.

Fabric to Use

I recommend using a cotton or cotton blend for your DIY patchwork jeans. You can even cut up other denim to make the patches! Keep in mind that Mod Podge tends to darken fabric slightly.

You also won’t want to use anything too sheer or textured: felt, fleece, tulle, nylon, or anything similar to this is not a good choice. It just doesn’t stick well with a decoupage medium.

Are you ready to learn how to make these patchwork jeans? Check out the instructions below and take a peek at the video for a visual.

Gather These Supplies

• Jeans – prewashed, dry without fabric softener
• Mod Podge Fabric
• Fabric – 1/4 yard coordinating
• Fabric paint – black
• Scissors
• Pencil
• Wax paper or silicone mat
• Paintbrushes

To begin, wash both the jeans and scrap fabric (or denim, etc). You’ll want to dry but not use fabric softener. It can put chemicals into the denim that keeps acrylic product from sticking depending on the type.

Cut the Patches

Figure out how you are going to organize the fabric onto the jeans. You can cut the fabric into shapes (heart, stars, or just squares). Or cut out a graphic! Trace the fabric lightly with the pencil on the back of the fabric to make your shapes.

Cut around the pattern you just drew, leaving a 1/2″ extra border around the edge. If there is a specific graphic in the fabric that you are cutting, just leave a border around the design.

Loosely cut around the design or pencil lines, remembering your 1/2″ border.

Apply the Patches

Place the fabric patches onto wax paper and apply a thin coat of Fabric Mod Podge around the edges only. You’re going to go about 1″ all the way around, over the pattern lines. Let dry and cut out.

Apply a thin coat of Mod Podge to back of fabric and smooth onto your jeans. If it is over a hole, you might want to stick some wax paper into the pant leg so that it doesn’t stick to the back. Let dry.

Note: Feel free to layer fabrics! Let dry completely (overnight).

Paint the Patchwork

Using a small liner brush to accent the fabric patches with stitch marks. You can also add stems and leaves as shown in the finished photo. Let dry.

Heat set with a warm iron (or whatever the instructions are on your fabric paint bottle).

Once your DIY patchwork jeans are done, you can wear them! Well, when they are dry. When you wash them, I advise you to turn them inside out and do cold water. This is just so your creation lasts as long as possible!

How do you feel? You pulled something from the Goodwill bin and now you have something new to wear. Are you ready to get the printable how-to? Check it out below.

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DIY Patchwork Jeans

Create your own unique style by applying scraps of fabric to your jeans for a funky and fun pair of pants. This is an easy no sew idea!

Course Fashion Crafts

Keyword diy patchwork denim, diy patchwork jeans, patchwork denim, patchwork jeans

Prep Time 15 minutes minutes

Cook Time 1 hour hour

Dry Time 1 day day

Total Time 1 day day 1 hour hour 15 minutes minutes

Servings 1 pair

Cost $5

Equipment

• Scissors
• Pencil
• Wax paper
• Paintbrush(es)

Ingredients

• Jeans prewash if new
• Mod Podge Fabric
• Fabric paint color of your choice
• Fabric coordinating scraps

Instructions

• Wash and dry the fabric and jeans without using fabric softener.
• Cut the fabric into shapes (you can use the pencil to draw a pattern). Cut around the pattern with scissors, leaving a 1/2" border.
• Place the patches into the wax paper and apply a thin coat of Fabric Mod Podge to the edges only. Let dry. The cut out.
• Apply thin coat of Mod Podge to back of fabric and smooth onto jeans. Let dry.
• Using small liner brush to accent fabric areas with stitch marks and stems and leaves as shown. Let dry.
• Heat set with warm iron. Wash inside out and line dry.

Video

Notes

This tutorial assumes you already have the jeans on hand.

If you enjoyed these patchwork jeans, I’d love for you to take a peek at these other fashion ideas here on the blog:

• DIY Belt Buckles Made with Mod Podge
• How to Glitter a Shirt with Mod Podge
• DIY Screen Printing with Mod Podge (Super Easy!)
• 50+ Crafts for Girls They’ll Love to Make
• Mod Podge Shoes with One of These Genius Ideas
• Crafts to Do at Home: 50+ EASY Ideas!

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Skills Required: Beginner. Even if you haven’t done much crafting, you’ll be able to accomplish this project. You just need to mix glitter with Mod Podge and apply it to the shirt.

I’m not nearly done with the glitter projects – I just can’t help it. There are too many amazing projects to feature. Yesterday it was a glitter clutch I was looking at and contemplating trying, but did you know that you can do it to fabric as well?

Stars for Streetlights recently featured a tutorial on how to glitter a shirt with pretty gold accents, and it looks designer . . . I can’t believe this fashion craft was done with Mod Podge. So of course I had to share! Are you interested in how to glitter a shirt of your very own? Go here.

PS – You will not be able to wash a shirt like this if you use regular Mod Podge, but you can hand wash or delicate cycle if you use Fabric Mod Podge.

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How to Add Glitter to Fabric

Learn how to seal glitter on fabric with Mod Podge! It's very easy and makes such a big impact.

Course Fashion Crafts

Keyword adding glitter to fabric, glitter on fabric, how to add glitter to fabric, how to apply glitter to fabric, how to glitter a shirt, how to glitter fabric, how to put glitter on clothes, how to put glitter on fabric, how to seal glitter on fabric

Prep Time 10 minutes minutes

Cook Time 45 minutes minutes

Dry Time 1 hour hour

Total Time 1 hour hour 55 minutes minutes

Servings 1 shirt

Cost $1

Equipment

• Paintbrush or spouncers
• Container for mixing
• Iron

Ingredients

• Shirt
• Mod Podge Fabric
• Painter’s tape
• Glitter

Instructions

• Lay out your shirt and make sure the collar is flat. If your shirt needs ironing, do it at this time so there are no folds.
  
• Mix the glitter with Mod Podge in a small dish. I would say a good ratio is 1:1.
  
• Tape off the portion you are going to be Mod Podging and start applying your mixture. Let the first layer dry and then apply more in areas that aren’t covered.
  
• Repeat until the desired areas are covered and let dry completely before wearing.
  

Notes

The project is machine washable in cold water on the gentle cycle or by hand after 72 hours, and line dry.

Now that you know how to apply glitter to fabric, do you want to see some additional fun crafts? Check these out:

• No-Sew Fabric Coasters (Vintage Style!)
• DIY Onesies Made with Fabric Mod Podge
• Crafts to Do at Home: 50+ EASY Ideas!
• Fabric Mod Podge: Everything You Need to Know!
• DIY Screen Printing with Mod Podge (Super Easy!)

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Hey guys – Jessica here from The Confetti Bar, the coolest confetti shop on the block, where we believe happiness should be celebrated!

Since it’s my mission in life to confetti #allthethings, I’m so excited to be sharing this super colorful, super fun (and super easy!) DIY confetti project with you. After all, what better way to use confetti than wear it? Imagine sporting this cool party craft at your next celebration.

Everyone will be wondering where you got your shoes. Trust me on this one.

DIY Confetti Shoes

Supplies:

• A pair of plain white shoes (or feel free to get crazy here and use any shoes you’d like!)
• Confetti!
• Sponge brush
• Fabric Mod Podge

You’ll want to start by painting a decent layer of Fabric Mod Podge on all the areas you want to confetti-fy your shoes. The thicker the layer of Mod Podge, the better your confetti will stick in there.

Once you cover a section in Mod Podge, press some confetti onto the area. Gently tap off the excess. Once your first coat of confetti is complete, let dry for a couple of hours, or until the Mod Podge has set.

Go in for a second coat by adding another layer of Mod Podge and pressing more confetti onto the shoe.

Let dry overnight and ta-da — you now have the most fun footwear EVER.

#confettiforever!

So tell me — what are your favorite colors for a confetti mix that can be used to jazz up your shoes? Don’t forget we have tons of pre-made options in our shop, but if you want something extra cool we also specialize in custom confetti!

If you enjoyed these colorful confetti shoes, I’d love for you to visit these other blog posts:

• Decoupage Shoes with Mod Podge and Glitter
• DIY Glitter Shoes with Unbelievable Sparkle
• Cover Shoes in Fabric with Mod Podge!
• Colorful Confetti Tray Made in Minutes
• Mod Podge Shoes with One of These Genius Ideas

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