Embellishing Moroccan slippers with felt details is a creative and captivating way to infuse these traditional footwear gems with a touch of contemporary charm. These slippers, known for their intricate designs and exceptional craftsmanship, serve as an ideal canvas for the soft and versatile felt material. With felt, you can add playful accents like colorful felt tassels, intricate embroidery, or whimsical appliques, transforming these already beautiful shoes into unique works of art.

Whether you opt for a subtle touch of felt or go all out with bold embellishments, the fusion of Moroccan tradition and modern creativity creates footwear that's not only stylish but also culturally rich. These revamped Moroccan slippers offer comfort, culture, and a dash of individuality, making each step a statement of your unique style and appreciation for the artistry of North African design.

Enlarge the three templates by your desired amount and transfer them onto tracing paper. Use a ruler to outline the straight edges of the bead. Transfer the motifs onto Bristol board and carefully cut them out. Place templates A and B on the reverse side of the purple felt and trace the outlines twice using a white gel pen. Place the bead template on the violet felt and create six copies. Cut out motifs A and B using embroidery scissors. For the bead motifs, achieve a neater cut using a rotary cutter, ruler, and cutting mat.

Using a fine-tipped paintbrush, apply a thin line of glitter paint around the outer edge of each piece on the right side of the fabric. Be cautious not to make the line too thick; instead, make it thin and apply another layer if needed. Let it dry for at least two hours, then apply a thin layer of water-based gouache varnish over the glitter paint to set it. Our embellished Moroccan slippers with felt are coming along nicely.

Apply a stripe of glue to the back of each bead motif and roll the felt up, starting from the widest end. Hold the bead for a few minutes to allow the glue to take hold.

Apply glue to the reverse side of motifs A and B, then adhere the pieces to the slippers in the following order: top bead, motif B at the tip of the slipper, motif A, and finally, the two remaining beads.