Comments on: Crocs Artist http://www.littlerubbershoes.com/post/154 The Unofficial Crocs Shoes Blog Since 2005 Fri, 06 Jan 2012 11:30:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dave http://www.littlerubbershoes.com/post/154#comment-783 Dave Sun, 28 Nov 2010 17:00:45 +0000 http://www.littlerubbershoes.com/post/154#comment-783 Does anyone know the paint that is most durable on the Croc? I am thinking adhesion to the surface and ability to stay there a long time. Thank you for any suggestions, or experience from those who have painted their crocs. Does anyone know the paint that is most durable on the Croc? I am thinking adhesion to the surface and ability to stay there a long time.
Thank you for any suggestions, or experience from those who have painted their crocs.

]]> By: Marissa http://www.littlerubbershoes.com/post/154#comment-782 Marissa Thu, 03 May 2007 01:52:05 +0000 http://www.littlerubbershoes.com/post/154#comment-782 I think it's very cool, (although not really my style). But it's interesting to know that you can literally create art out of your Crocs & really make them your own. My kids would love this. And if you think about it, you could also use stencils & stamps to paint your Crocs as well as use other mediums like puff paint, metalics, and glitter. (My youngest would LOVE making her Crocs sparkle...she has a thing for glittery shoes ala Wizard of Oz.) And you could also glue on gems, crystals, beads, patches, & sequins as well. Of course, they wouldn't wear very well on active children, but then after a month or two, you can simply re-decorate or repair the design, which is where all the fun is anyway. Neat idea! It really helps to start thinking outside the box & get really creative. I think it’s very cool, (although not really my style). But it’s interesting to know that you can literally create art out of your Crocs & really make them your own. My kids would love this. And if you think about it, you could also use stencils & stamps to paint your Crocs as well as use other mediums like puff paint, metalics, and glitter. (My youngest would LOVE making her Crocs sparkle…she has a thing for glittery shoes ala Wizard of Oz.) And you could also glue on gems, crystals, beads, patches, & sequins as well. Of course, they wouldn’t wear very well on active children, but then after a month or two, you can simply re-decorate or repair the design, which is where all the fun is anyway.

Neat idea! It really helps to start thinking outside the box & get really creative.

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