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Improvised Flip Flops out of a camping mat

Improvised Flip Flops out of a camping mat
There are a lot of reasons why you will need to turn a camping mat into some useful improvised Flip Flops.

Note: You only will use a piece of your camping mat, so you can still use it.

For example if you are in holidays on the beach and you need something to drink. Arrived on the shop you read "No shoes, no service". Well go on and make yourself some nice Flip Flops.
Or you are just a freak who doesn't want to spend money on shoes. Or you don't have money to buy you shoes, well here is the Instructable which you will need. (you can also build them out of carton which shop's are trowing away. They are not so comfortable but they work.)
 
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Step 1The tools you will need

The tools you will need
This tools you are going to need...

- a knife (most travellers have one)or some scissors
- a piece of some camping mat
- your feet or some stencil of your feet.(Then you will need the
pencil)
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7 comments
Feb 14, 2010. 2:47 PMzimitt says:
http://www.appearusbeauty.com/thick-rubber-thong-spa-sandal-slippers-case.aspx
Jan 31, 2009. 6:47 PMcowscankill says:
Squishy looking :D
Jun 10, 2008. 4:21 PM=SMART= says:
this is pretty cool :D they look comfy too
Jun 11, 2008. 3:51 AM=SMART= says:
yea cool, in UK reef flip-flops are very expensive like £45 which is $90
Jun 10, 2008. 10:23 AMPatrik says:
Hmm... great idea, cutting out the loop as part of the same piece of material. But I think Step 4 needs a bit more detail. Did you cut out a separate connector piece that fits between your toes? Or is that part of the sole as well?

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