Possible high heel option for small dolls. 5-6" foot

rubherkitty · Post by **rubherkitty** » Mon May 13, 2013 12:17 am

Was doing some searching and found this Scotch tape dispenser.
Walmart has them in stationary supply for around $10.00 per shoe.

Was at WM tonight and they had 2 of them in black. Would have liked to have bought 1 to check out, but I already had a large bottle of Astroglide, Goth jewelry making items, etc. Don't need the vice squad called on me. So I bought a loaf of bread and bag of french fries to calm the cashier.

Maybe a tape dispenser high heel, rope and dog collar on my next trip?

scubasteve · Post by **scubasteve** » Mon May 13, 2013 9:28 am

Gotta admit, that's cool.

Too bad I've sworn off Wally World.

If you're worried about what the cashier might think, you can always check out their website...You can have them sent to your residence...
I wouldn't worry about what they'd think, though, they see just about EVERYTHING...

Don't know if they would work as shoes though...

rubherkitty · Post by **rubherkitty** » Mon May 13, 2013 9:56 am

I'll have to look at them again, but they appear to be hollowed out just like a shoe except for the tape holder part. That will need cut out and smoothed over. They are made of hard plastic. I'll pick one up next WM junk run.

Papa Bear · Post by **Papa Bear** » Mon May 13, 2013 11:05 am

Cool looking shoe, keep us updated if you try them out.

rubherkitty · Post by **rubherkitty** » Thu May 16, 2013 2:58 pm

Well, not too good.
Picked one up at WM last night. Definately a LH foot only. Was hoping it would be a more neutral style for L or R foot. I figure they would never have gone through the trouble to make 2 molds for a L & R hand side.
The shoe would take a foot around 6-1/2 - 7" long so it would be proper for a doll 52 - 56" tall.

At least it will give me something in hand to look at for design ideas.
RK

Vyper · Post by **Vyper** » Thu May 16, 2013 6:19 pm

rubherkitty wrote:Well, not too good.
Picked one up at WM last night. Definately a LH foot only. Was hoping it would be a more neutral style for L or R foot. I figure they would never have gone through the trouble to make 2 molds for a L & R hand side.
The shoe would take a foot around 6-1/2 - 7" long so it would be proper for a doll 52 - 56" tall.

At least it will give me something in hand to look at for design ideas.
RK

Check out Kohl's www.kohls.com
They have a good selection of shoes/heels/boots on clearance and each store also has their own specials as well. I've seen quite a few pairs that I'd like to pick up for Skye.

Vyper

rubherkitty · Post by **rubherkitty** » Thu May 16, 2013 6:51 pm

Thanks
Unfortunately, all the sexy styles are in women's sizes.
Mini Love Dolls, etc need shoes in size 5-6 Toddler! LOL

I'm planning to build by next barbie doll to around 52" so she will be able to wear a child size shoe of around a 9 yr old.
Will still have to custom make or alter a existing item most likely.

Vyper · Post by **Vyper** » Thu May 16, 2013 8:36 pm

rubherkitty wrote:Thanks
Unfortunately, all the sexy styles are in women's sizes.
Mini Love Dolls, etc need shoes in size 5-6 Toddler! LOL

I'm planning to build by next barbie doll to around 52" so she will be able to wear a child size shoe of around a 9 yr old.
Will still have to custom make or alter a existing item most likely.

Skipped right past the " in your post title. Thought it was size 5 or 6, which is perfect for the larger dolls. Oh well.

M_Yoroshii · Post by **M_Yoroshii** » Fri Oct 04, 2013 6:04 am

i've been finding some of the shoes for size 6 feet at amiclubwear.com if memory serves me right you might be able to get them in a sz 5. on some of the styles. originally found them looking for some thing more affordable to do a corner of my bedroom with an artistic display of feet i have...so far i've got 2 black open toe pumps and a really vintage looking pair of black and white lace up pumps that all have 5 inch heels on them and a couple 4 inch sling back to help offset the pumps and help balence everything in the display out....

it's fairly reasonable and a good place to start , if for nothing else than maybe new ideas and such...some of their heels are as little as 5 usd, and go as high as 200 usd...