Cheap is my favorite adjective for a price. For any of you soon-to-be brides, or for anyone who’s going to attend any sort of party, or for anyone who wants to have a killer pair of shoes for a party they may get invited to, pay attention. I’m going to tell you how I landed my pretty shoes.
Step 1: Buy a lovely, but plain pair of shoes for cheap. You can scout eBay (where I found mine), Etsy, discount stores, etc. Here are some finds that I dug up in about 30 seconds:
Step 2: Scout for a pair of shoe clips or clip-on earrings at Etsy (where I found mine), eBay, estate sales, thrift stores, etc. These are some darling ones I’ve favorited on Etsy:
Vintage Shoe Clips from Fanny b Creations
Aquamarine Rhinestone Fur or Shoe Clips by Uncommon Vintage
Tiptoe Rectangular Clips by Smelly Shoes Vintage
Step 3: Clip the clips on your shoes. Seriously. It was THAT easy.
My shoes went from “eh…” to “whoa momma!” in 3.2 seconds. One of my favorite parts about going this route is that I can keep my shoe clips and add on the sparklies to any of my other shoes, just as often as I fancy. Vintage shoe clips, they’re a good thing.
Are you adding some DIY flare to your bridal shoes?
*All images sourced from their listings.*
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