Look What I Made:001 D.I.Y Studded Loafers(Topshop Vectra Style)

Is it me or are the Topshop Vectra slippers everywhere?? There quite the interesting shoe, with their studded detailing. They caught my attention straight away, whilst I was bobbing my head to The Weekend "House of Balloons", on my way to work. As soon as I saw those beauties, I tore my headphones off and in awe, asked the girl who wore my future shoes the coveted question ....."Where did you get those SHOES? " 



When I looked online,they were sold out. So I decided to make my own and I am gonna show you guys and girls how to create your very own pair of studded slippers.

Step 1: Get your materials out. You will need studs,loafers,scissors and patience.

Step 2:Decide on your pattern(I am going to stud the whole loafer). Open the studs a little with your finger or scissors. 

Step 3:Next push the stud in to the shoe and secure it by pushing the spikey bits down with the back of your scissors to prevent it being scratchy on your feet.

Step 4:Continue pushing the studs all over your shoe

Step 5:Done!




Cheaper and nicer if I do say so myself.Now I need a name for my new shoe the Jectra studded slipper...no? I will work on the name.  Happy D.I.Y-ing.




22 comments

  1. Amazing! A girl I work with have these shoes, she needs to see this lol! love it! :)

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    1. yep spread the word about this. They are really easy to do!

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  2. Really love the stud shoes. I really love your blog and appreciate you having a look at my blog. Thank you :) Following you now. xo

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  3. Ooooooh lavley! I'm trying to get into ye olde customising of clothes...I already make my shorts out of old jeans because I'm way too cheap to buy a pair, but I want to start making my own t-shirts and shoes.. might have to try this out x

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  4. It looks amazing!

    xoxo Sootjeelina

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  5. Great idea! I'm definitely going to try this as I loveee the Topshop ones!! :)
    whatrebeccasaid.blogspot.co.uk xxxx

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  6. What a fabulous DIY idea & an absolutely gorgeous result! If I can find a pair of similar loafers I am so trying this out! :)

    <3 Shawna
    Serpentine Streets

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  7. Absolutely adore those shoes! Unfortunately I'm useless at D.I.Y, so if I tried it on a pair of my shoes, I'm likely to ruin them.Tempted to give it a shot though...

    xxx

    www.forevermissvanity.com

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  8. I will so totally be taking tips from this, there are currently so many studded shoes out there that are ridiculously expensive, so doing this! :D

    Vanese
    http://vanzthemachinee.blogspot.co.uk/
    x

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  9. Great DIY! really liked the design of these shoes x

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  10. Love it! Such a good idea! xx

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  11. this is too cool!! need to try this!! :)

    www.myladyboudoir.blogspot.com

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  12. Hi! New follower loving your blog! Such a cool idea! Will keep coming back for more xx

    http://www.samantha-lorraine-designs.blogspot.com

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  13. This is a much better idea than buying the really expensive ones floating around the shops, I will have to try this out they look really effective!x

    sophie @ thesecretavenue.com

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  14. These are so cute, Welldone!
    -Charlotte
    http://www.incharlottesshoes.blogspot.com/

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  15. Such a fantastic tutorial! I never thought of this! totally going to try it myself! I've wanted a pair of these for ages!!

    xx

    Chloe @ Cinnamon-tan.blogspot.co.uk

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