Handmade shoes pattern

There are many reasons to remain grounded as you gather the energies of the Earth; walk barefoot or wear earthing sandals, the choice is up to you!

Finally, here comes my next post about learning how to make shoes! In case you have missed my previous ones, I am using this great old bookl...

Old flip-flops + bath towel = spa slippers. How to sew tutorial

I found this site while chasing down the source of these beautiful felt and leather shoes on Pinterest. I believe the school is in Hungary that offers workshops in which these were made – wou…

digital pattern for shoemaking. Woman`s stylish lace up boots sizes 35 - 42 (standard width). The shoe last parameters for this model in size 37: insole length 245-250 mm , insole width 81-83 mm, the last ball girth 225-230, Heel height is 2-3 sm. The model`s style is a classical derby (bluchers) boots. Digital model consists of upper part (sizes 35-42) and lining (sizes 35-42). The quarter patterns are presented in the two widths (average and narrow). Files are presented in 3 formats: JPG…

Патент US126450 - Improvement in shoes - Google Патенты

I've made free tutorials on making shoes and shoe patterns to make the process as easy as possible to do from home. Click to view one of my shoe pattern making videos on YouTube. #shoemaking #howtomakeshoes

Matthew Stein's book, When Technology Fails: A Manual for Self-Reliance, Sustainability, and Surviving the Long Emergency, offers this quick guide to making your own shoes. The book is packed with useful tips for saving money, living a sustainable lifestyle, and surviving in a savage, Road Warrior-like dystopia. We hope that will never happen, but if

Dorestad: Old Norse Reproduction Handmade Leather Shoe by Barefoot Cordwainer on Etsy A while ago, while browsing Etsy.com, I discovered this beautiful pair of handmade shoes, reproductions of a 9th - 10th century Norse style shoe by Ian at Barefoot Cordwainer. I really loved them, but couldn't quite afford to buy them, so I thought I'd give shoe-making a shot and see if I could figure out how to make a pair for myself. I searched the internet for how-to's and tutorials on the subject, but…