I can practically smell the TOLUENE in that barge cement!! It’s great to see this first hand! I always thought that you’d need to punch the stitching holes with a pricking iron, regardless of your sewing machine. So to spare your needle and machine from wear. It makes sense that it would severely complicate the whole process to have to calibrate your machine so that your stitches landed right on the pre-pricked holes. I’ve dreamed of doing what you do. My mother thinks that shoes and gloves, or any leather goods are best left to the professionals. I have very meticulously un-stitched sections of favorite boots and shoes that needed repairs or a replaced zipper, and every time that I get everything ready for work, I realize that my mother threw away my work piece. So long favorite lamb skin shoes, so long super comfy suede high tops with the zippered inside. But at least I get to see what so many people ignore! So many layers of cloth tape, cuts, sliced and shaved sections of leather. It wasn’t ever my intention to undo those stitches for no reason. I was after the template, the pattern. And I look at the flattened pieces of these marvels and I wonder, “who was it that made THAT innovation, that tiny bit there?”… “Since WHEN have glovemakers put straps behind on the backs of the wrists, with the tab part facing your chest so you can pull it tighter with the opposing hand?” Something you don’t ordinarily see!!THANKS AGAIN!!
Nice hand control and a sharp Xacto blade. But you've left out the hard part - making the bespoke lasts. And your left and right quarter pieces are averaged so they are the same.
This model is not a true '' Derby''... This model is nice and quicker to process. True Derby separates front and back, and the marriage needs to be accurate,
Thanks for the opinion, but the model in the video is a Derby one. By definition a Derby is a style of boot or shoe characterized by quarters, with shoelace eyelets that are sewn on top of the vamp. This construction method, also known as "open lacing", contrasts with that of the Oxford shoe which has vamp sewn on top of the quarters. Thanks! ❤
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I can practically smell the TOLUENE in that barge cement!! It’s great to see this first hand! I always thought that you’d need to punch the stitching holes with a pricking iron, regardless of your sewing machine. So to spare your needle and machine from wear. It makes sense that it would severely complicate the whole process to have to calibrate your machine so that your stitches landed right on the pre-pricked holes. I’ve dreamed of doing what you do. My mother thinks that shoes and gloves, or any leather goods are best left to the professionals. I have very meticulously un-stitched sections of favorite boots and shoes that needed repairs or a replaced zipper, and every time that I get everything ready for work, I realize that my mother threw away my work piece. So long favorite lamb skin shoes, so long super comfy suede high tops with the zippered inside. But at least I get to see what so many people ignore! So many layers of cloth tape, cuts, sliced and shaved sections of leather. It wasn’t ever my intention to undo those stitches for no reason. I was after the template, the pattern. And I look at the flattened pieces of these marvels and I wonder, “who was it that made THAT innovation, that tiny bit there?”… “Since WHEN have glovemakers put straps behind on the backs of the wrists, with the tab part facing your chest so you can pull it tighter with the opposing hand?” Something you don’t ordinarily see!!THANKS AGAIN!!
It was the most complete training I have seen so far
Thank you for this! 🖤
Good evening sir please how can I have this pattern
I learned how to make upper by watching this video. I want more videos like this. Sir, please help me with more videos
Hi. I will try to upload more very soon. Thank you!
Tq Very Details i hope you make a part 2 for this shoe
Artistically and beautifully done !
Thank you!
Good work brother, more success and success.pattern please
Nice hand control and a sharp Xacto blade.
But you've left out the hard part - making the bespoke lasts.
And your left and right quarter pieces are averaged so they are the same.
Do you have the patteens to tall riding boots?
Would it work to attach the upper pieces then the lining? Nice video.
no, this from the video is the order of operations
Great work.
Many many thanks
Amazing. Thanks for this 🙏
If we buy 10 pattern can you make for as a good price
Please what is the name of that white tiny robe you use before folding the leather?
It's 4 mm Fabric adhesive tape
I would like to be getting patterns
very good tnx
Thank you!
Those pattern selling where
could a walking Foot machine be used instead?
Yes but it's easier with this type I use
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This model is not a true '' Derby''... This model is nice and quicker to process. True Derby separates front and back, and the marriage needs to be accurate,
Thanks for the opinion, but the model in the video is a Derby one. By definition a Derby is a style of boot or shoe characterized by quarters, with shoelace eyelets that are sewn on top of the vamp. This construction method, also known as "open lacing", contrasts with that of the Oxford shoe which has vamp sewn on top of the quarters. Thanks! ❤
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