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Marcell, you can lay out somewhere this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTjHFqxTx70 in better quality and give to it comments?
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The thing i don’t understand is why the back of the shoe is done in a different way than the front? why don’t sew a stripe of leather along the whole border of the shoe?
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Andrew
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great!
Marcell, you can lay out somewhere this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTjHFqxTx70 in better quality and give to it comments?
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The End of the tutorial « Handmade Shoes
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wg
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The thing i don’t understand is why the back of the shoe is done in a different way than the front? why don’t sew a stripe of leather along the whole border of the shoe?
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Tutorials, Collected | Shoes and Craft
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