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Sneakers with Wings: Fly High with These Awesome Designs

Sneakers with Wings: Fly High with These Awesome Designs

Okay, so I’ve been seeing these “sneakers with wings” all over my social media feeds, and I just had to try making a pair myself. I’m not the craftiest person, but I figured, how hard could it be? Famous last words, right?

Getting Started

First, I grabbed an old pair of plain white sneakers from the back of my closet. You know, the ones that were comfy but kinda boring? Perfect victims for this experiment. Then, I hit up the craft store. My shopping list was pretty simple:

The Messy Part

Back home, I spread out some newspaper on my kitchen table (important step, unless you want glue all over everything). I started by trimming the feathers. I wanted them to have a more “wing-like” shape, so I snipped off some of the fluffier bits at the bottom.

Then came the gluing. Oh boy. I applied a generous amount of glue to the base of each feather and stuck it onto the side of the sneaker. I layered the feathers, starting from the back and working my way forward, trying to make it look like an actual wing. Let me tell you, this was WAY harder than it looked. Glue got everywhere – on my fingers, on the table, even a little bit on the cat (don’t worry, she’s fine!).

It took a while, and a lot of patience (which I don’t have much of), but I finally managed to get both sneakers covered in feathers. I added some extra glue to make sure everything was secure, and then I sprinkled on some glitter for that extra touch of fabulousness.

The Final Result

I left the sneakers to dry overnight. The next morning, I cautiously tried them on. They looked… interesting. Definitely unique! I walked around the house, feeling pretty proud of myself, even though a few feathers kept falling off. It is what it is.

So, would I do it again? Maybe. It was definitely a fun project, even with all the mess. And hey, now I have a pair of sneakers that nobody else has. If you’re looking for a quirky DIY project, give it a shot! Just be prepared for a bit of a challenge (and a lot of glue!).

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