I keep seeing the most beautiful tassel sandals all over this spring in magazines, on blogs, and in my Instagram feed. Most of the pairs I see have been around $300 USD! That’s way too much for me to splurge on a pair of trendy sandals–at least for now. But, when I found a pair of similar lace up sandals at my trusty Forever 21 plus a very trendy and colorful tassel necklace, I saw a DIY waiting to happen. These DIY tassel sandals were easy to make, and they ended up costing me $30 USD–that’s one zero less! #winwin
1. Buy the Supplies.
I bought this pair of sandals and a tassel necklace from Forever 21. (I couldn’t find the tassel necklace, but I know any craft store carries tassels–menaing you could skip my next step of freeing the tassels from the necklace.) I then needed jewellery wire cutters and pliers.
2. Prep the Tassels.
I cut off each of the tassels with the wire cutters. Once free of the necklace I sorted each tassel by color and then appointed a set for each sandal.
3. Start adding the tassels
I opened up each tassel, then added it to the lace. I was random with the placing trying to compliment the colors along the way. (I had the extra work of prepping each tassel, but tassels are sold ready to go at craft stores.)
That’s it!
More Outfit Details:
Aside from the DIY Tassel Sandals that I made, here are some more details about what I’m wearing:
*Norbyah, thank you for taking the pictures!
The sandals turned out fabulous! You truly do the best DIY projects!
Have a fabulous weekend!
Andrea
Andrea’s Wellness Notes
Oh gosh! Thanks so much Andrea. Your feedback has made my day! I do love a little DIY. They make me happy. 😀
Love, Ann
OMG—I might definitely have to try this—I love them!! jodie
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Yes, do it Jodie! So easy la!! (La is the sound made over here in Hong Kong used for emphasis. I could resist a la for you!)
Love, Ann
Those sandals are fab! You read my mind as I have been seeing them too and totally cannot buy a pair of them. So glad you did this DIY as I am motivated to do it too! Also those DIY shorts I did the same and they are so comfy and I love them! I think DIYing cutoffs is best for me because I determine the length…not into showing the cheeks 🙂
Have you posted your shorts? I must go check…And yes, do this DIY. So easy because the ones for sale are so pricey.
Thanks for stopping by Ruth! Love, Ann