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How to make on-trend splatter paint sneakers

Create your own designer sneakers at home with this simple splatter paint craft.

Level of difficulty: Quick and easy Age range: 5+ with help Safety first: Fabric paint is an acrylic that doesn't mix well with skin. An adult should do the hot-gluing, too. The takeaway: With kid's quickly growing feet, you could easily need to buy multiple shoes in a single school year. Trendy sneakers are expensive, but this is a fun way to primp affordable canvas ones.

How to make on-trend splatter paint sneakers

You'll need: canvas shoes fabric paint painters' tape paint brushes or toothbrushes

Optional fringe: craft felt hot glue scissors

How to make on-trend splatter paint sneakers

Step 1 Using painters' tape, cover all the areas you don't want to get paint on, like the rubber soles. Stuff the shoes with paper and cover in tape to protect the insides.

How to make on-trend splatter paint sneakers

Step 2 On a covered surface, start splattering the paint. Use as many or as little colours as you'd like and keep splattering until you're happy with the design. TIP: Practise splattering on paper first until you get the hang of it. Let the shoes dry overnight.

How to make on-trend splatter paint sneakers

Step 3 Remove the tape and voilà, splatter-painted shoes! Take it one step further by adding a cute fringe. To make, cut two identical squares of felt and snip strips along the bottom to create a fringe as shown above. Hot glue to the top of your shoes and trim to the desired length.

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How to make on-trend splatter paint sneakers

Ta-da! You can go straight from the runway to the playground in these sweet kicks.

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Mandy is the co-founder and creative director at Hemme Custom in Toronto, Ontario. Her work can also be found in MSN Canada and Chatelaine

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