Is There A Pattern For A Full Size Converse Shoe?
Decorating By debster Updated 24 Mar 2010 , 2:26am by debster
I thought I saw one here, but looked in the patterns and didn't see anything but a small one, does anyone have one or know where I can find it if I overlooked it? Also can it be shrunk some to fit a 12" square cake? Thanks
I only found the baby one, that can be enlarged to a regular size shoe? I don't know what size to make it. I could of swore there was a life size one somewhere I saw.
You could PM Jennifer Dontz, she did this pair of shoes using her son's shoes as a "template" of sorts: http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=868583
there is a great tutorial in acd magazine some months ago. do you take that magazine. if i can help you , please p/m me. i will see what i can do.
Thanks Bobwonderbuns.........but I need the old time converse aka chuckie taylors. I know there is a pattern somewhere cause I copied it a while ago and me and paper work can't find it. I guess the search must go on. Thanks all for the efforts. Maybe someone will stumble on this and know or has it. The only thing I could find here is the baby converse, I wonder can those be sized to fit?
They can be enlarged to whatever size the copier can handle. Just enlarge each piece the same % I don't understand your delima.
My delima is I saw somewhere a life size pattern for a converse shoe AKA chuckie taylors. I can't find the pattern and need to know if I can take the baby ones here on CC and enlarge them. They would be the same size I would guess since they are all on the same page. Is that right? Thanks
My delima is I saw somewhere a life size pattern for a converse shoe AKA chuckie taylors. I can't find the pattern and need to know if I can take the baby ones here on CC and enlarge them. They would be the same size I would guess since they are all on the same page. Is that right? Thanks
I have a pattern and instructions for a life size chuckie; the shoe is in my photos. PM me if you would like to have it.
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