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I have read elsewhere that this product should not be put in a clothes
dryer because it’s highly flammable. I would suggest that you air dry your
slippers if you coat the bottoms with this, or any other flammable product.
Suggestion, leave that dot and turn it into a ‘decor dot’. Just dip plain
end of craft paint brush, eraser end of pencil, wood skewer into plastic
stuff and make dotty pattern all around slipper edge. Could even monogram
with dots, 100s of dotty designs of yours.
May I suggest using painters tape to protect the other parts of the bottom
of the slipper that you don’t want to get messed up?? :)
This is WONDERFUL!! Ty for the tip!! I have yet to try anything to make the
bottoms non skid, but I sure am going to try this. When using this product,
can the slippers be washed in the wash machine and can it they put in the
dryer when they need to be cleaned?
Excellent video!! Boy what a great idea…….passing on this gem of a
tip. Thanks Lucille.
Patsy
Thank you SO MUCH for this wonderful tutorial. It has been SOOOO helpful!!
that foam really seems like it’ll crack or break after a few steps. D:
Does the rubber sole come of your slipper after a while. Im just aski g
because I wish to make some for my elderly parents and would like to know.
Thanks
GREAT IDEA!!!
It is called a SPAT-ULA not a SPAT-U-LER.
Thank you for this video. I’ve been wandering how to do this for the
slippers I’m making. I went looking and found this product in a spray can.
So I’ll be trying that hoping that it will make it a little easier.
Super idea !!!
TY
Thanks alot
Awesome thank you Lucille for finally showing me something that just may
work… I have tried other things that just was a disaster… Please keep
up the great work look forward to following your and watching your
tutorials 🙂 Have a Great Day!
OMG!!!!! who would have thought that product can be used for that
purpose!!! I have been looking for a way to make sandals or slippers for
the house but didn’t know how to make a durable sole. Girl you have made my
day….thank you so much for your video!!!! AWSOME!!
I love this idea! I might use a plastic rubber basting brush to apply.
Thanks for the inspiration!
I wonder if I apply it with a paint sponge, would it work better and have
less drip.
As a professional handyman I’d like to thank you for your creativity and
this video. I’be used Plasti Dip for tools.Your application opens a new
area for discovery.
so cute and a great idea!! Thank you so much!
Try using blue painters tape to outline the areas to paint the shoes.
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hello i been crocheting for almost ten year i love everything about the
craft but what get me is i just recently found your videos .but i am glad
that i found them you are a really talented crochet artist i love the
slippers and boots videos your work is beautiful
elevator music… ugh…
Thank You Lucille for sharing your demonstration ! I just had another
idea.. I think I’m going to knit a pair of doggie booties and than coat
them in this plasti dip ! This would be a good way to help keep his paws
safe from salted roads during winter walks and keep his paws warm and dry
also! Thanks again so much for showing how to use this product!
maybe I will try masking tape the edge so if I drip I’ll be good