Question: Paint Oswald & Ortensia on Pointe shoes?

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    Originally Posted By nk28

    Hi everyone...sorry I'm not sure if anyone might be able to help, but I thought someone here might have some info that can help.

    My daughter has outgrown her pointe shoes and she absolutely LOVES Oswald.

    Her birthday is at the end of May and I had an idea to have Oswald painted on one pointe shoe and Ortensia painted on the other.

    I don't want a poor quality or rushed paint job done tho...I really want to make it special.

    Does anyone here know if people do this kind of thing by any chance? I have no idea where to start asking but I know everyone here loves Disney as much as we do so I thought I'd start here and hope for the best...thank you and sorry if this is not the right place for this...
     
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    Originally Posted By Fowley

    My sister could do it, but we are in Australia, she has painted lots of Disney character for us
     
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    Originally Posted By nk28

    Thank you so much...I'm located in British Columbia, Canada tho...

    I'm so excited for this idea but have no idea where to start (hehe all I can "draw" is stickmen and even those look really sad lol)

    I've tried posting on local Facebook groups but no response

    She would be so thrilled tho I have to keep hoping something works out! :)
     
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    Originally Posted By familyguy

    You could try

    <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.theavevenice.com/">http://www.theavevenice.com/</a>
     
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    Originally Posted By nk28

    Thank you so much for the suggestion...I sent them a message and am crossing my fingers...toes...eyes lol :)
     
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    Originally Posted By FerretAfros

    If that doesn't work, you might be able to find somebody on Etsy who can do it for you. I know that there are some folks who paint designs onto people's Magic Bands for their WDW trips, so I would imagine you might be able to find people who can paint shoes too
     
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    Originally Posted By nk28

    Well The ave Venice folks only do custom sneakers designs for now...not anything on pointe shoes...I'll try that etsy suggestion.

    Sooo uhm what's etsy please :)
     
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    Originally Posted By FerretAfros

    It's a website where people can sell hand-made goods. I've never personally used it, but several friends of mine have found unique things on it. Many of the vendors do custom items, so it might take some digging to find what you're looking for, but I suspect it's there somewhere
    <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.etsy.com/">http://www.etsy.com/</a>
     
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    Originally Posted By nk28

    Thanks FerretAfros!! I'll try that :)

    Hehe I never thought it would be this challenging to find someone who does this kind of thing!

    A lot of dancers do this now to pointe shoes they've had to retire so they become pretty keepsakes to display :)
     

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