
I think they turned out brilliantly. But the opportunities are endless. I'm also thinking of replacing the suede laces with a deep blue coloured ribbon to match the tassels. Or maybe other beads and bits and bobs like at Louis Vuitton Spring 2009:

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I also picked up a pair of shoulder pads to insert into a sweater to give it that angular Balmain-look. Haven't decided which one looks best with them though.
And lastly, I looked at this thick fringe made from twisted yarn and thought about sewing a few rows on top of the shoulders of a sweater as well. I'll need to find a good match in colour though.

7 comments:
Loved hw the shoes look like now! :)
im surprised how great they look! great DIY!
I love how the tassels look with your wedges... and it's great that they are detach-able so that you can get 2 looks!
Thanks for adding me to your blog-roll, I have done the same too :)
aahhhh
i just came across your blog.
and i absolutely adore it!
would you like to trade links?
I love the blue tassles! Mind I ask where you bought them? I've been looking for a good quality pair to make earrings.
:) love your blog. exchange links?
I love the tassels. They do make the shoes a little more unique. I guess personalization is your solution in case they go mainstream.
wow this is a good good idea! you've made a great job!
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