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September 29, 2011

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Erin Perry

You go girls!!!!
Erin

Margot

Thanks -- That's our plan!!

single

whre to find this book?

Margot

Our book is on amazon, or you can buy a signed copy from us at our online store. Here's the link: http://store.sassyfeet.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=Book%2DSF

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WELCOME TO
GLITTER SWEATSHOP
This is the place to learn and swap the latest ideas about how to paint, bead, embellish, and collage your old shoes into new ones -- think wearable art shoes that you can really wear, again and again. Visit our site, Sassy Feet, and our online store.
THE SASSY FEET! BOOK
ABOUT US

Margot Silk Forrest (top) and Destiny Carter (bottom) are partners in Sassy Feet, the DIY craft site about transforming ordinary shoes into wearable art. For our story, click here.
WHY "GLITTER SWEATSHOP"?
As you might know, we invented a glitter paint that works on leather, manmade leather and fabric. It comes with a bottle of paint base and a little packet of glitter. Now, someone has to open the big jars of glitter that come from the glitter elves and spoon just the right amount of each of the 21 colors into their packets. Being the head honcho, Margot is that someone. Problem is, she's not the tidiest person in the Western hemisphere and after 20 or so packets, there are a lot of microscopic (but fetchingly sparkly) particles of glitter in her hair, on her cheeks, and decorating her nose. One day someone came in during this process and remarked, "This place looks like a glitter sweatshop!"
OTHER BOOKS WE LOVE
"Shoes: A Celebration of Pumps, Sandals, Slippers, and More"

"How to Paint With Jacquard"

"Cowboy Boots" (and their other books on the same topic) by Tyler Beard and Jim Arndt

"Stiletto" by Caroline Cox

"Shoes: Fashion and Fantasy" by Colin McDowell

"Manolo Blahnik" by Colin McDowell

"Blahnik by Boman: Shoes, Photographs, Conversation" by Eric Boman

"A Century of Shoes: Icons of Style in the 20th Century" by Angela Pattis

"Shoes: The Complete Sourcebook" by John Peacock

"Shoes: A Lexicon of Style" by Valerie Steele