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SHOE sa BABY FOOTWEAR sa BOOTJACK sa MODEL & MINIATURE SHOE sa MOTORCYCLE FOOTWEAR sa SHOE BAG sa SHOE DECORATION & TRIM sa SHOE SCRAPER sa SHOE STORAGE sa SHOE TREE sa SHOEHORN sa SHOELACE sa SHOESHINE sa SLIPPER sa SNOWSHOEING sa WOODEN SHOE x BOOT x FOOTWEAR xx CLOTHING How to cobble your own shoes. General information on materials and making a pattern. Instructions for two styles of shoes furnished. A guide to buying cowboy boots. How to shop for quality, a guide to proper fit and tips on where to order by mail. Warm mukluks (boots) for winter hiking. What to look for in boots for various outdoor activities. How to make gaiters, those short leggings that keep the snow out of your boots. Choosing a hiking boot. What to look for in outdoor trail boots. How to care for your hiking boots. Some tips. Athletic shoes. Choosing the right shoe is easier if you know what to look for. Taking care of your hiking boots. Some tips on drying, waterproofing, etc. Boot up. Tips on selecting and caring for hiking boots. Things to make from cornhusks. Includes instructions for making shoes and sandals. How to repair shoes. Tips on fixing ripped seams and attaching leather half-soles. Making sturdy sandals using old tire tread material for the sole and inner tube material for the strap. Making shoes from cornhusks. Tootsie toppers. Making soleless sandals. Three ideas from Hawaii for making "Maui snow boots". Exercise sandals and carrying case are made from colorful felt. Ladies' crocheted sandals. Tips on buying and caring for winter boots. Ten tips on caring for your boots. Tip: Decorate old white sneakers with the artwork of Matisse, Rembrandt, etc. Summer sandals to make. How to make them from both leather and raffia. Handwoven mukluks. Requires a 4-harness loom at least 15" wide. Soles are leather. Colorful boundweave boot is woven to shape on the loom. Use for an "after ski" boot, slippers, or a Christmas decoration. Sandals of the Anasazi. Analysis of the three techniques used to weave Indian footwear. Felt for feet. How to felt dyed wool as you form it into seamless boots. Includes instructions for making a vinyl pattern for small, medium and large feet. How to patch rubbers and boots. Born-again shoes. (1) Making new espadrilles from old sneakers. (2) Making child's sneakers into sandals. (3) Renewing old espadrilles. Sandals made from leather soles and thongs that lace up to mid-calf. Thongs are wrapped in blue and gold floss at the point where they pass between the toes. Ribbon applique designs for cotton or velvet Mary Janes. Crocheted multi-color, multi-pattern boot is knee high with leather sole. Crocheted spats designed to be worn with high heels. Bootmaking. Detailed instructions for making the western packer boot, an American hybrid with full-length laces up the front. Part 1. An introduction to the history and construction of this boot. Bootmaking. Part 2. Tools and equipment needed for serious bootmaking activity. Hand carved boot tops and matching belt feature oak leaf and acorn motifs. Bootmaking. Part 3. Details on the last. Bootmaking. Part 4. Choosing leather. Carved kilties. A piece of leather found on western lacer-type boots and other types of footwear to protect the sensitive instep from being rubbed by boot laces, stirups, etc. Bootmaking. Part 5. Making a pattern for a pair of shoes or boots. Bootmaking. Part 6. Adding the styling and esthetic elements which define the shape of the finished boot. Bootmaking. Part 7. Creating the tongues. Bootmaking. Part 8. Preparing for assembly. Bootmaking. Part 9. Assembling the pieces. Bootmaking. Part 10. Assembling the pieces (continued). Bootmaking. Part 11. Preparing the insoles. Bootmaking. Part 12. The job of lasting and shaping the toe box. Bootmaking. Part 13. Preparing to inseam. Bootmaking. Part 14. Preparing to inseam (continued). Bootmaking. Part 15. Bottoming (putting on the sole and heel). Bootmaking. Part 16. Finishing. Bootmaking. Part 17. Special effects. (1) Toe bugs. (2) Inlays. (3) Toe boxes. Western bootmaking. Part 1. Fundamental precepts. Western bootmaking. Part 2. Techniques for building up a last. Western bootmaking. Part 3. The elements of style. Western bootmaking. Part 4. Stitching details, thread selection, color considerations and top pattern design choices. Western bootmaking. Part 5. Ornamental stitching. Western bootmaking. Part 6. Inlay work. Western bootmaking. Part 7. Crans (tricks-of-the-trade) dealing with overlays, backing inlays, mid-linings, cloth pulls, pull holes, heel bridles, and setting toe bugs. Western bootmaking. Part 8. Making the full wellington. Making and tooling a pair of leather "mules" (a slip on shoe or slipper with an open back). Western bootmaking. An American tradition. Part 1. Justifying the price for good quality handmade leather boots. Western bootmaking. An American tradition. Part 2. Tools and equipment. Restoring a colonial style of footwear (called a pattern) that consists of a clog or sandal with a wooden sole or metal device to elevate the foot above mud or cobbled pavement. Leather artistry in Kolhapur (India). Includes close-up details of the sandalwear made in that area. An introduction to the craft of shoemaking. Part 1. The role of the last. An introduction to the craft of shoemaking. Part 2. Measuring the foot in order to select the correct last. An introduction to the craft of shoemaking. Part 3. Fitting a pair of lasts to a pair of feet. An introduction to the craft of shoemaking. Part 4. Shoe construction. How the upper of the shoe is attached to the soling or the bottom. An introduction to the craft of shoemaking. Part 5. Stiffeners in shoes. An introduction to the craft of shoemaking. Part 6. Making the leather-cutting patterns for a shoe. Purchased sneakers are painted with snowmen and snowflake motifs. Boot lacing technique to prevent blisters and pinching, and to improve support and movement. How to choose athletic shoes for tennis, jogging, basketball, etc. The basics of hiking boots. Maintaining a good pair of boots. Survival sewing. How to repair almost any pliable garment or footwear with five special sewing needles. Includes instructions for repairing a ripped seam in boot or shoe uppers and sewing on new leather half-soles. How to reheel your own shoes using rubber from old automobile tires. How to make shoe repairs. Joining the sole to the welt by sewing. Tips on caring for leather footwear. How to make raffia and cattail sandals. How to fabric-paint designs on purchased canvas espadrilles or sneakers. Includes patterns for fruit-and-flowers, buttons-and-bows and beach buddies. Tip on lining work boots with a piece of thin steel to protect your feet from nail punctures. Ideal when demolishing buildings. "Pogo Shoes", tennis shoes sewn to canvas bags filled with inner tubes. Fancy footwork. Tips on choosing and using athletic shoes. How to lace boots and workshoes for comfort and protection. Ancient footprints. Anasazi sandals. Historical review and instructions for preparing, spinning and plying yucca leaves and plaiting them into sandals. Tip: Apply a bead of silicone to shoe soles, cups, and anything else which you want to prevent from slipping. How to repair the heels of rubber or polyurethane soled athletic shoes. The shoemaker's art. Introduction to the construction of women's leather shoes. Double woven house boots. | |||||||||
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