YES IT'S FABRIC: AMOJI FABRIC BLING CLOGS/CROCS 

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Awwweee shucks thanks so much lol.... I had to use what I had on hand. I must say that's the best cutting tool I ever used 🤣😂. I appreciate you so much for watching and for your support 🤗❤

Thank you so much ❤️ ❤️. Yes I would say modge podge would work just fine alone. That could be the alternative for anyone who does not want a glossy finish.

Thanks so much.... the glaze is the famowood clear glaze. I normally find it in the spray paint section of Walmart or lowes. Thanks so much for watching 🙌🏾❤

@@TIMEWITHLADYESHA sooo awesome and unique. Im a true fan! In goibg ti try this in my grand daughter's crocs. 😍

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Thanks so much.... I used the knife blade from my cricut machine. Best cutting tool ever 😆😆

Ok I was thinking the same thing lol.... so just off brainstorming i could either just really take my sweet time while cutting the fabric so I won't need a trim. Or I would either make my own little charms to make a border, or maybe some kinds of bead or maybe even some type of string like material not really like a ribbon but something of that nature. Also on Amazon they have the wrist band for the crocs charms you could use that as well. You could probably make a border on sticker paper or printable vinyl ( would recommend the vinyl) then apply that and put the glaze over that. You can finesse it however you like. And I'm sure there are tons of other things you can do as well. Thanks for watching 🥰🥰

Thanks so much 😊😊.... i used the famowood clear galze coat.... I normally get it from lowes or Walmart.

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Thanks a bunch.... yes I used the resin as a sealant. However if you are not a fan of the super glossy effect then the modge Podge alone should work just fine 😁😁. I appreciate you so much for watching.

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Thanks so much.... I would like to think they are waterproof but I must be honest I didn't get to wear them because they were a half size too small. However I used this same method on a Serving table and it has lasted a long time. I'm sure it's because of the glaze coat. I will be doing another pair that I can fit so I can answer these the wear and tear questions better lol.... as far as the fabric I'm sure it will last as long as the glaze coat isn't extremely compromised.....I really appreciate you for watching. Thanks so much 🤗❤

I used the Famowood brand. I normally get mines from Walmart or Lowe's. And thanks so much ☺️☺️

Good day! It is possible that this could happen over time. I hope this helps.

Hi there. I use the brand famowood clear glaze coat. Peace and blessings.

Heyyy.... No I just used the modge Podge.... hope this helps 🤗🤗

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@@TIMEWITHLADYESHA I bought the pieces of leather and was lost 😂😂 I'm glad you know what to do.

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Heyyyyy Sharon. Ok so for the modge Podge part I just sat the crocs in front of a heater until dry. It didn't take long just about 10 mins if that long and I used the matte finish. As far as cutting I just needed the fabric to stay in place while I cut it so letting it dry for about 10 mins did the trick, leaving overnight is not necessary for this step. Yes you can most definitely use your epoxy. The glaze I used is basically the same thing. I use that to make my rolling trays and anything else that calls for epoxy lol. This particular glaze is more cost effective for me. Now once I put on the first layer of glaze I just let it sit enough to set then I did another layer of glaze and let that sit overnight. I hope this helped and I thank you so much for watching. It means everything to me 🙌🏾❤️

@@TIMEWITHLADYESHA THANK YOU! You the boss. ❤❤🙏I appreciate you answering all my questions. Definitely a subscriber a d will tell others!

Beautiful can I get the name of your glaze

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@doreen mclemore so very sorry for the late reply. It's Famowood glaze clear coat.

I just used scissors and my cricut machine knife blade 😳😁 don't judge me 😂🤣🤣😂

Modge Podge is like glue.... you can get it from a craft store or Walmart, target etc.... the glaze is like resin you can also get this from the places listed above as well as lowes in the paint department.

Good day. Well, I haven't tried that, but I feel it should work out as long as everything is dried properly. I am curious to know myself now. I would love an update if you try it out. Thanks for watching.

Hi, how are ya? This is cotton fabric i picked up from Walmart.... No problem at all! Thank you so very much for watching I appreciate you so much!

@@TIMEWITHLADYESHA Thank you for sharing your great information.

@@CustomizeYoLife No problem at all 🙌🏾❤️

Great work!!! How do you glaze it ?

@@shareetablake1807 mod podge the glossy one or u can use the spray and gloss it over

Heyyyy Erica.... It's Famowood clear glaze coat. Love that stuff lol. Thanks for watching 🥰🥰

Heyyyyy Shonnett....that tool is actually the knife blade from my cricut machine. Talk about the best cutting too ever lol 😆 😂.... Thanks so much for watching 🙌🏾❤️

I did actually....I will try and post them this weekend. 🤗🤗

I did not have that experience and all was well. However I won't say it's not a possibility depending on the wear and tear.

Hi. This is some cotton fabric I got from Walmart or Amazon. Nothing too fancy lol.

Thanks so much.... I actually still have these shoes and they are still in perfect condition.... but I must be honest I have only worn them once because they are too small 😩😫

@@TIMEWITHLADYESHA thank you for responding I'm going to try it on some Walmart crocs I would hate to do this on some $50 crocs.

@@TIMEWITHLADYESHA what brand glaze didi you use?

@@shantaprettyjhartman absolutely! I think that's a great idea.... I got my off Amazon for about 10 dollars. I used the Kirkwood brand glaze I normally get mines from Walmart or Lowe's.

@@shantaprettyjhartman the glaze brand is Famowood not Kirkwood lol smh my apologies 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

To be honest I didn't wear the cross much because they were a half size to small. However I would plan on the glaze possibly cracking over time but after much wear and yes it's the galze you mix. The Famowood brand is the one in the video. Thank you so much for watching.

Famowood clear glaze coat.... it's normally in the spray paint isle at like Walmart or Lowes

Thank u ma'am I been doing crocs for 6 months in been trying figure out the longest what the coat i appreciated it frfr thank u black queen

@@dominquejeans1092 You are so very welcome. I am happy I could help.... I appreciate you so very much for watching.... I'm gonna have news vids coming soon.

Absolutely! I got the pearls from Michael's. The fabric, glue, glaze coat ( in spray paint isle) masking tape and mod podge from Walmart The shoes came from Amazon www.amazon.com/Amoji-Gardening-Sandals-Children-Slippers/dp/B08CXWCLJY/ref=mp_s_a_1_13?dchild=1&keywords=amoji+clogs&qid=1608653450&sprefix=amoji&sr=8-13# Hope this helps. I appreciate you so much for watching 🙌🏾🤗

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@@hanzacezuniga2804 no prob 😌😌

@@TIMEWITHLADYESHA hi could you tell me the exact glaze coat you used please?

@@shaquandalewis8039 absolutely. It’s the Famowood Glaze coat. You can find it in the spray paint section at Walmart or Lowe’s. You can also order it from amazon. If you check out my vid below at 1:23 I show a picture of the glaze. Hope this helps and I thank you for watching ❤️❤️ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t7SBXN8ALVE.html

Absolutely! The supplies are: Farmwood clear glaze Fabric of your choice Crocs/clogs of your choice Scissors Mod Podge E6000 if you plan on using gems etc

@@TIMEWITHLADYESHA thank you

Sure I used E6000 and Famowood clear galze coat. You can find it at lowes or Walmart in the paint section. Thank you so much for watching. if you have any more questions please feel free to reach out.

I’m not sure exactly how her or his method is but my method is:(actually this is her exact method above )👉🏼It’s the MP Glue that starts the gloss then u can also use the glossy MP glue then get you some Epoxy Two parts A& B mix together use a heat gun get all the micro bubbles out the liquid then begin to pour over your fabric FYI use equal parts on that epoxy make sure to keep that painters tape attached when u pour the epoxy try not to get it on anything u don’t want to shine or look glossy or feel like glass 👍🏼that’s all it is I hope this helped I see no one replied after two days and I know how I be when I want to know something but again I’m not sure exactly what this creator is using their not showing any product but the MPG , this is experience from my POV

Thank you so much that help me a lot.

Heyyyy good day! No this is not leather it's just some pretty fabric I grabbed from Walmart 😁😁