July 28, 2011 High Heel Tutorial I.
if you don’t mind…
It is a bit too many pics, so I just insert a gallery here – forgive me for that, but WordPress is not too friendly, if you want to post long tutorials, and I just don’t have long hours for this post. I believe you will understand it anyway.
In my courses I teach beginners (I mean who have never touched anything which is a bit more serious tool than a fork) in 3 days to make these shoes – so it is not that complicated.
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- Posted under Shoe Making Tutorials, Step by step, Workshop
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Stefanie
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Thank you for this!
I have my notes, but it always helps when you have something to look at to remember what to do.
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henry
said
hi
your site has helped me in building my shoe making career, thanks so much. i will like to know the type of glue i can use for my high heel ladies sole.
also i am interested your Pilgrim Heel Press & Top Lift Puller, how can i buy it? and how much is it?
thanks
Henry from Nigeria
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wayne
said
Wonderful pic-tutorial…just wondering if Texon board is better for making high heels than leather insole, since it was used here. Thank you, for sharing your
knowledge & skill.
Best wishes
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eustace
said
Thanks Marcell
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Andrew
said
thank you!
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Chelsea Lee.
said
Thank you š
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henry
said
hi
your site has helped me in building my shoe making career, thanks so much. i will like to know the type of glue i can use for my high heel ladies sole.
also i am interested your Pilgrim Heel Press & Top Lift Puller, how can i buy it? and how much is it?
thanks
Henry from Nigeria
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koronya
said
You can ask your question here – there are several Nigerian shoemaker, they will know what you can buy there. https://www.facebook.com/groups/shoemaking/
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nik
said
…great art work; master craftman…!!
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partyraum Frankfurt-Oder
said
Spot on with this write-up, thanks for that info.