How to decorate shoes with silver sequins | DIY Stripped Sequins Sneaker

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This weekend I did a little experiment and decorated my sneakers with silver sequins. To my surprise, it turned out to be so much fun and beautiful. I used wax finish and pearl finish loose silver sequins which I got from embroiderymaterial.com at wholesale prices. I am totally in love how this DIY project turned out to be.
So, I decided to make a tutorial in which I will share how I decorated my sneakers and made them eye-catching. In the following article, I will tell you what you will need and how you can easily decorate your shoes with sequins.

Materials you will need:
• Sequins
• Sneakers
• Chalk
• Strong Fabric Blue
• Tweezers

Step-by-Step Instructions:
Step 1: Take one sneaker and draw the lines with chalk where you want to paste sequins. Make sure you make small straight lines.
Step 2: Apply glue on one line.
Step 3: Now, with the help of tweezers, paste sequins one buy on the line.
Step 4: If you want you can use the other color sequins with silver sequins.
Step 5: Now, repeat the step 2 and step 3 for other lines.
Step 6: When you are done with one shoe, make sure you make the same design on the other shoe.
You will get something like this after you are done.
Isn’t it cool! These sneakers look so amazing. They match with most of my dresses and I love how I never get tired of wearing them. I hope you enjoyed recreating.
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