January 7, 2010 Tutorial 3. – Making a Norwegian Construction
So, new year and .. as I promised new tutorials. Here is a complicated construction: the Norwegian welt.
More comes soon.
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So, new year and .. as I promised new tutorials. Here is a complicated construction: the Norwegian welt.
More comes soon.
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JKRichard
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What is the piece of leather you place over the last (between the upper and the last) on the instep? Is it similar to a build-up for a higher instep?
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koronya
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Oh that is a bespoke-shoemaker-we-never-tell-it-to-anyone secret.
(yes)
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JKRichard
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I had to talk myself out of buying a bunch of tools today— better to wait until Budapest.
(why are we whispering?!)
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Andrew
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lasting at first occurs without stiffener and toe puff?
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koronya
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with heel counter, but no toe puff. That is the second step. This is called 2 phases lasting.
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Andrew
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thank you, i think so too, but on foto I can not see heel counter between upper and linning.
sorry for bad english.
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koronya
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No problem! Feel free to ask Andrew!
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Andrew
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Tomorrow there will be a following part?
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koronya
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soon… (If I don’t forget my camera in the workshop.. 🙂 )
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Stefanie
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Would you ever make a tutorial about the soling of a high heeled shoe? Is it very different from mens shoes?
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koronya
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Yes, that is – but the good news: easier in some ways. At the moment I don’t plan to make that tutorial – I don’t make so much high heels.. 🙂
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Gilda
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I thought tÒ»is post was great. I do not know who you É‘re but certаinly you’re going to a famous bloggeг if you aren’t
already 😉 Cһeers!