Stencils can customise your outfits as well as your living space. I stencilled these shoes with stencil JA47 Cherry Blossom from our Japan range. The paint is ivory black and burnt umber acrylic from our accessories section. Ten minutes work and a cheap pair of shoes look special. The blossom winds it's way up the back of the heel, but I kept falling over trying to take a photo of it for you. H
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Wow love those shoes.
Posted by: Di Overton | May 29, 2007 at 04:57 PM