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Sunday, May 05, 2013

Sandal Straps Tutorial by Maya

Hi, Samantha Walker fans!
It is Maya here today, sharing a tutorial for making cute sandal straps.

The spring finally arrived to Midwest and it's time to give my winter boots a break and dig out the sandals. The warm weather put me in a mood for a pair of new flowery straps for my Sseko sandals. I picked out cute fabric from  Samantha Walker Serenata collection  with sweet orange flowers. An hour later I had them wrapped around my feet. Let me show how I did them.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
You can use the same technique to make a belt or a hair ribbon and  many other useful accessories. Thank you for stopping by! Enjoy the spring weather!
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Posted by Jamie Lane Designs at 12:01 AM
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3 comments:

  1. KimberlyRae9:02 PM MDT

    These are totally FABULOUS!! Love everything about it! Good job!!
    Where can those type of sandles be purchased?
    Thanks :)

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  2. Anonymous8:17 AM MDT

    This is a fabulous idea...so cute! I want to try this!

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  3. Samantha Walker's Imaginary world4:22 PM MDT

    Such a great idea!!! love your piggy toes in the blue polish with the red in the fabric...made for such a nice photo of the project!

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