Decorating the chicken coop for Halloween was on the agenda this weekend and I rocked it Wizard of Oz style! This project was fun, easy, inexpensive and the result- adorable! It killed me to deface a beautiful pair of Franco Sarto leather heels, but they were the only ones in the thrift store that worked.

If autumn decorating is on your agenda, you can totally rock it Wizard of Oz style with this Ruby Slippers tutorial! This autumn project was fun, easy, 

SUPPLIES NEEDED

low-heeled shoes (I found some at a thrift store)
ruby red spray paint
clear acrylic gloss spray
ruby red glitter
newspaper
painter’s tape
steel wool (optional)
2, 1/3″ wooden dowels
drill
hammer
black & white striped tights
bubble wrap

LET’S MAKE IT!

Scuff up leather with steel wool. Stuff shoes with newspaper, tape off inside of shoe with painters’ tape. 

Spray shoe with red paint and immediately sprinkle with glitter. Allow to dry.

Seal with acrylic spray. Dry completely.

Drill 1/2″ holes in the back of the shoes & insert dowel in shoe. 

Tap dowels into ground with hammer.

Fill bottom portion of tights with bubble wrap, tie off tights at waist & insert tights into shoes. Tuck waist-end of tights underneath house, chicken coop, chair, wherever.

“Are you a good witch, or a bad witch?” (she’s not talkin’, ellen)
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Decorating the chicken coop for Halloween was on the agenda this weekend and I rocked it Wizard of Oz style! This project was fun, easy, inexpensive and the result- adorable! It killed me to deface a beautiful pair of Franco Sarto leather heels, but they were the only ones in the thrift store that worked.

If autumn decorating is on your agenda, you can totally rock it Wizard of Oz style with this Ruby Slippers tutorial! This autumn project was fun, easy, 

SUPPLIES NEEDED

low-heeled shoes (I found some at a thrift store)
ruby red spray paint
clear acrylic gloss spray
ruby red glitter
newspaper
painter’s tape
steel wool (optional)
2, 1/3″ wooden dowels
drill
hammer
black & white striped tights
bubble wrap

LET’S MAKE IT!

Scuff up leather with steel wool. Stuff shoes with newspaper, tape off inside of shoe with painters’ tape. 

Spray shoe with red paint and immediately sprinkle with glitter. Allow to dry.

Seal with acrylic spray. Dry completely.

Drill 1/2″ holes in the back of the shoes & insert dowel in shoe. 

Tap dowels into ground with hammer.

Fill bottom portion of tights with bubble wrap, tie off tights at waist & insert tights into shoes. Tuck waist-end of tights underneath house, chicken coop, chair, wherever.

“Are you a good witch, or a bad witch?” (she’s not talkin’, ellen)
The Chicken Chick's Guide to Backyard Chickens

Order your copy of my bestselling books,

Lifestyles of the Chicken Famous

&

The Chicken Chick’s Guide to Backyard Chickens

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Ginny Tata-Phillips
Ginny Tata-Phillips
10 years ago

We would love to win some organic feed, please and thank you!

Leslie
10 years ago

This tutorial is just too cute. I'm going to have a crafting day this weekend for sure! I also buy scratch and peck feed religiously but that shipping cost will make you cringe! I love how generous and helpful you are on your blog. I brag about you to all my chicken friends. The Chicken Chick is a legend!

Kim Duncan
Kim Duncan
10 years ago

Love this!

Valerie McNaught Rogers
Valerie McNaught Rogers
10 years ago

cute idea. Would love to win some feed

Monica Cedeno
Monica Cedeno
10 years ago

HI KATHY!! I was just on the Scratch & Peck website today looking for a new source to purchase my organic chicken feed. I was impressed with their products and will definitely be buying from them from now on since my current supplier is way too expensive and I don't believe the quality is as good. It would really be nice to win a bag too!! Thanks again for all you do and keep up the good fight!!

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