A Ballet Slipper

Hello everyone, Leanne here with you today.

I have made a paper ballet slipper that you
can create for a special little one
or someone young at heart to hang on a door handle.

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You will need:
Plain or patterned paper

Cardboard: thick and thin
Lace, ribbon and trims
Paper flowers
Embellishments
Glues: I have used the following
Helmar Super Tacky Glue
Helmar 450 Quick Dry Adhesive

A ballet slipper pattern can be found on the internet.

Next trace the sole pattern onto the thick & thin cardboard.
Then trace all of the pattern pieces onto patterned paper.
Then cut out each shape.

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Next using the 450 Quick Dry Adhesive, glue the seam together as shown.
This piece is the top part of the slipper.

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Then add 450 Quick Dry Adhesive glue to the toe area on the thick cardboard

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and glue the toe patterned paper piece to the cardboard toe area as shown.

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Then glue down the heel area next,

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before working your way around the whole shoe.

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Next add Super Tacky glue to the sole as shown.

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Then adhere the thin cardboard sole piece.
Allow to dry.

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Then it is time to decorate with lace, trims and embellishments.

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The glues chosen for this project bond and hold really well,
making it easy to adhere all elements precisely and with ease.

So until next time,
Have fun crafting.

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