How to Turn Ordinary Flip Flops Into Party Wear

Cut the ribbon into lengths as outlined below if you haven't already done so., Lay the longest length of ribbon straight out on a flat surface., Tie the long piece of ribbon around the middle ribbons., Thread the first bead onto the long ribbon and...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Cut the ribbon into lengths as outlined below if you haven't already done so.

    When cutting the ribbons, cut at an angle to prevent further fraying.
  2. Step 2: Lay the longest length of ribbon straight out on a flat surface.

    Place the other three shorter lengths of ribbon across the middle of the long ribbon, facing across it (it should look like a distorted cross shape). , Tie as tightly as you can. ,, Using the long piece of ribbon, wrap this around the flip flop strap at the top, then to one side of the toe post.

    Thread one more bead onto the ribbon and using a reef knot, tie across the ribbon bundle onto the other side. ,, They are now all dressed up.
  3. Step 3: Tie the long piece of ribbon around the middle ribbons.

  4. Step 4: Thread the first bead onto the long ribbon and tie in place tightly.

  5. Step 5: Place the bundle of ribbons over the top of the flip flop straps

  6. Step 6: at the point where they meet in the middle (the toe post).

  7. Step 7: Repeat this for the other flip flop.

  8. Step 8: Wear the flip flops to the party.

Detailed Guide

When cutting the ribbons, cut at an angle to prevent further fraying.

Place the other three shorter lengths of ribbon across the middle of the long ribbon, facing across it (it should look like a distorted cross shape). , Tie as tightly as you can. ,, Using the long piece of ribbon, wrap this around the flip flop strap at the top, then to one side of the toe post.

Thread one more bead onto the ribbon and using a reef knot, tie across the ribbon bundle onto the other side. ,, They are now all dressed up.

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