You are going to laugh – I’ve only Mod Podged shoes one time. For my book, Mod Podge Rocks. BUT I have a pair of heels as we speak that are ready to be Podged. There are so many reasons to Mod Podge shoes. You can customize them to fit your personality, you don’t throw something away AND is the perfect budget craft. Some of these shoes are easier than others (go for glitter if you’re a newbie to Mod Podge) but all are amazing. I can’t wait to Mod Podge my own shoes and share with you. In the meantime, enjoy these 20 shoe projects!
Shoe re-do: red ruffle flat at Grosgrain
Twinkle toes at A Little Glass Box
Make your own map shoes at Something Monumental
Fall overhaul: Mod Podge boots at Cathie Filian
DIY glitter heels at Lauryn Galloway Photography
Spring has sprung . . . and so has neon at The Pinterest Project
Killer DIY comic strip high heels at Bit Rebels
Mod Podge shoes at Sugar Bee Crafts
Summer city shoes at Joy the Baker
Mod Podge shoes at Make It and Love It
Nerd shoe craftacular (these are R2-D2 from Star Wars!) at Geek With Curves
Did you know that you could Mod Podge these? at She Wears Flowers
Mod Podge shoe makeover at My 3 Monsters
Floral boots DIY at A Beautiful Mess
Mod Podge shoe makeover at Art By Jacy
Glitter heel fix at Wobisobi
How to makeover a pair of shoes with Mod Podge and fabric at Design, Dining & Diapers
Mod Podge shoes at Plaid
Shoe makeovers part 1 at The Diary of Dave’s Wife
Too many black pumps at Etcetorize












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Awesome. Mod Podge on shoes,the list is endless! Great inspiration yet again x
I had a terrible recent experience with trying to put fabric on shoes. I didn’t use Mod Podge because I couldn’t find the fabric variety so I used something else I found at Walmart. The shoes I made came out horrible! They were stiff and scratchy, and my daughter will NEVER wear them. I was pretty disappointed.
Hi Susan! I would give it a try again one day with Mod Podge and cotton fabric. Not sure what you used, but Mod Podge works great. You don’t need the Fabric kind – though it is more durable and waterproof, you can still add an Outdoor sealer and have it be fine unless someone is puddle jumping
Also, even cotton will be slightly rough with Mod Podge (though not “scratchy”) – you can’t apply any glue to a fabric and have it remain completely smooth.
These all look awesome!! I definitely want to try the pretty fabric ones.
Sarah
http://acatlikecuriosity.blogspot.co.uk
So many fun ideas! I just finished a pair of flip flops using fabric mod podge and my son loves them!
eek those floral boots are beautiful! I may have to copy those! I’ve often drawn on canvas pumps but never mod podged them – sounds like fun to me but are they durable? We’re just rained out here in england
Thanks for the feature!! What an awesome post
I don’t know how I missed this! Thank you so much for featuring my Mod Podge Wedges, Amy! Super awesome projects up here, so much inspiration!
Help! I made glitter heels and every time I wear them the glitter flakes off! What am I doing wrong?
Hi Audrey! Did you seal over the top with Mod Podge or another sealer? That will help. A clear acrylic spray sealer is probably better because Mod Podge will dull the glitter a bit more.
I used mod podge. I didn’t think it dulled the glitter. I’ll try again with the sealer. Maybe the sealing layer of mod podge made it too thick and that’s why it chipping. Thanks for the help!
omgee PLEASE send me the link for the comic book strip heels im in love!
This is a cute idea. Does anyone have some idea of how these hold up over time?
im want to try the comic book heels and was wondering before i start this project will the shoes get ruin in the rain and my other concern is what should i seal the shoe with after completing it. one last thing there are several types of Mod Podge which one should i use
PLEASE HELP!!!!!
Use Outdoor Mod Podge – seal with spray outdoor sealer when done
i purchased the fabric Mod Podge is that ok to do comic book shoes with?