July 6, 2011 Courses
Don’t worry. They will be. I can promise. You didn’t miss any “boat”. I love shoemaking and I have a job: preserve this craft – so I will teach, even more than until now. Give me some time to settle down in the United States, and I promise I will find a chance to teach classic, and apprenticeship courses. Take my word.
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Stefanie
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Will you still keep cordwainertools.com open?
I was looking forward to those ballet flats lasts you mentioned in an earlier post.
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Oana
said
Hi,
Does this mean your courses in Budapest are history? I was hoping to come to your next courses here. If you’re gone for good, do you happen to know any other like-minded courses in central Europe?
Thanks and please have my respect for what you are doing.
Oana
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koronya
said
No. Budapest is still a place to learn shoemaking – I plan to make courses next summer.
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toms shoe sale
said
Where are the courses usually held?
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koronya
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USA, Hungary.
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Upas
said
Hi
I’d like to undertake the course, wherever possible- USA or Hungary. So whats the process and it is possible this year?
Thanks
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Sherry
said
hey is there have any courses being held in canada?
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Carina Malherbe
said
I would like to do this course, i live in Krugersdorp. How do I apply?
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Thamayanthi
said
Hi, would you by any chance conduct a class in Malaysia? I’m interested in taking up the course but can’t seem to find any schools teaching shoe-making craft. Thank you…
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Chun-Kian low
said
Mr.Marcell, i’m from Malaysia too. i’m interested in taking up the traditional handmande shoe course. do you offer such course? how do i apply?
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fannno
said
Hello I’m from Saudi Arabia how can I apply ?