How To Make Fabric Flip Flops For Under $5!
My favorite crafts are both functional and adorable, and that’s exactly what these fabric strap flip flops are. They are super cute, totally customizable, totally comfortable, plus you can make them in about fifteen minutes, and they cost less than $5 to make! So today I’m going to show you how to make fabric flip flops!
I wore these all day while running errands, and then I wore them all day the next day at the airport while flying to the Haven conference, and I wore them at the cocktail reception the first night at Haven, and they are probably the most comfortable flip flops I own! The thick fabric straps don’t cut into your feet or cause blisters, which is great. And you can completely customize them because Old Navy flip flops come in tons of colors, and plain quilting cotton fabric comes in tons of colors and patterns!
How To Make Fabric Flip Flops
Here’s what you need:
- a pair of flip flops (I got mine at Old Navy for $2.50 on sale, but even full price they’re only $4!)
- a fat quarter of fabric, 18″ x 22″ (a fat quarter is enough to make 2 pairs, just make sure the fabric isn’t scratchy! I used plain quilting cotton and the shoes are totally comfortable!)
- scissors
- glue gun or superglue
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