I’ve always loved the idea of creating shoes but never really dabbled into it until I was introduced to Dritz Espadrille Soles. Since then it has really sparked my interest in shoe design and a fun side craft to take on. My first go was when I made these upcycled sweater boots which I’ve been wearing a lot. So for my next pair I wanted to do a traditional espadrille for the spring and summer. I went with a wedge and a couple flats to wear to the beach. The wedge I wanted as a dressy and more comfortable alternative to a traditional heel. I did have a hard time narrowing down the fabrics and style I wanted to go with so I of course made three samples. Get the details below on how to make your own espadrilles!
Supplies:
- Dritz Adult Espadrille Wedge Soles (available here)
- Dritz Adult Espadrille Soles (available to purchase here)
- Dritz Create Yarn
- Dritz Needle Puller
- Dritz Assorted Needles
- Dritz Yarn Wax
- Iron-On Stabilizer
- 1/2 yard of Outer Fabric: Medium weight/ cotton fabrics are suggested
- 1/2 yard for liner.
- Glass Head Pins
- Loop Turner
- Marking tools
- Measuring tools
- General Sewing Supplies
- Brother Sewing Machine
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