re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By BalletMom3 Comments: 6, member since Fri Nov 21, 2008On Thu Nov 27, 2008 01:25 PM
Hi Kathy,
I finished my Nutcracker shoe and it turned out pretty cute. Thanks for sharing your clever napkin technique. I've been experimenting with ways to decorate pointe shoes for a while and was underwhelmed with my results. I never thought to decopage a pointe shoe. I think it's great when creative people share their talents.
Thanks again! |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By FolkestoneAngels  Comments: 421, member since Wed Aug 11, 2004On Tue Dec 23, 2008 02:47 PM
hi
thanks for the tips, I bought some shoes from ebay to try it out because my daughter isn't en pointe yet. The only napkins I had in the house were halloween so I have gone ahead and done them. Just a note to anyone trying it out, I used pva glue, the white kids glue ( because was all i had and was to excited to wait) But it worked very well. I just added a few drops of water to loosen it and it has given them a lovely shine.
thanks again. karma 4 you
karen XX |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By FolkestoneAngels  Comments: 421, member since Wed Aug 11, 2004On Tue Dec 23, 2008 03:57 PM
hi
sorry me again. How do you get a nice neat edge on the bottem of the shoes??
thanks
karen XX |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By Kathy   Comments: 10619, member since Wed Mar 05, 2003On Wed Dec 24, 2008 05:20 PM
I do not cut the napkins, I wrench at the napkin. That frays the edge of the napkin which gives the end a more smooth look. |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By FolkestoneAngels  Comments: 421, member since Wed Aug 11, 2004On Fri Jan 02, 2009 08:08 AM
hi
I just wanteded to show you my shoes. I am so pleased with them. I still need to finish the tops with some black ribbon but i think they look good. I coloured the insides with a black marker pen and added glitter glue to the orange bits of the pumpkins for extra sparkle.
Thanks again, I cant wait to get another pair, I need to buy some napkins too.
Karen. X |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By ArtofMoving Comments: 91, member since Sat Nov 22, 2008On Sun Feb 15, 2009 08:17 AM
This is so fantastic! I love the photos you posted of the other pairs you've made. How did you paint, for example, the blue with red flowers and yellow with butterflies? I read that you don't paint the shoes before putting on the napkins and varnish, because the paint would show through the thin napkin layer. Just wondering how you painted the shoes with messing up the napkin. Thanks! |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By Kathy   Comments: 10619, member since Wed Mar 05, 2003On Sun Feb 15, 2009 08:26 AM
small brush and acrylic paint |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By PinkKarnation Comments: 47, member since Sat May 10, 2008On Mon Feb 16, 2009 08:19 AM
The Halloween ones are my faves!
They are really unique! |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By emmilonglegs Comments: 41, member since Thu Apr 23, 2009On Tue Aug 04, 2009 02:21 PM
Woah
This is amazing!:). Definatley going to be trying this!
Well done!  and thankyou so much!!!
xxx |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By Sbaltz Comments: 7, member since Fri Apr 17, 2009On Mon Mar 07, 2011 12:19 PM
These are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your photos and techniques. |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By mandakp Comments: 566, member since Fri Aug 05, 2011On Sun Aug 07, 2011 02:59 AM
Omgosh those are so gorgeous!! I've often wanted to decorate some old pointe shoes and hadn't found the perfect way, those look so great! ANd the sheep are really cute hahhaa |
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re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By baladibabe Comments: 42, member since Sat Feb 04, 2012On Wed Feb 08, 2012 03:55 PM
OH.MY.GOD! This is absolutely fabulous!!! Thanks so much for not only sharing this project with us, but for taking the time to create such an easy-to-follow tut! I think even =I= could do this, and believe me, I'm off to Joann to find napkin varnish so I can give it a go! SO exciting!!! |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By baladibabe Comments: 42, member since Sat Feb 04, 2012On Fri Feb 10, 2012 07:27 PM
I am SO totally going to try this! |
re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By baladibabe Comments: 42, member since Sat Feb 04, 2012On Sat Feb 25, 2012 02:23 PM
Just had my first Mod Podge session, and it was a blast! Am still waiting for the beverage napkins I ordered to arrive, so I used stickers instead, and I gotta say it wasn't ideal - they are too stiff and non-porous to work well. I'm looking forward to doing this with actual napkins, and hoping I get better results.
P.S. I'm always looking for dead pointes for crafts and photo projects, if any of you have some you want to get rid of! |
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re: tutorial: how to do a pointeshoe (or something else) with napkin technique en>fr fr>en By baladibabe Comments: 42, member since Sat Feb 04, 2012On Sat Mar 10, 2012 10:28 AM
Okay, FINALLY got the shipment of napkins I was waiting for, and set to work. Here are my first efforts - peonies and orchids. Having SO much fun! Again, many thanks to Kathy for starting this thread by sharing her tut . . . |