I decided to make an online pattern making course, but I just realized, that it is too much work to organize the payments (though it would be good now), and the whole administration. So enjoy – free. And thanks for staying with me, even if I am pretty inactive recently.
At the end, you might have something like this:
Let me know, how you can use it! It might inspire me to make more… 😉
Thank you so much!!! It looks awesome!! I will go ahead and try to make one tomorrow after I finished my pumps prototype!!!
awesome i wish i had time to do this right now but alas its going to have to wait but i will get to it thank you so much for taking time out of your busy life to teach us
Paul
Yes, it is very difficult to make patterns online without audio.. Sometime you have to speak to your students…That’s my experience..
I do Eustace. 20 hours per week!
Thank you! I will attempt to convert this into a ballet shoe for my little daughters.
Fantastic! Seeing your process has already made me rethink how I was making patterns for low cut shoes. I drew them on the tape and then cut the tape pattern along the topline before removing the tape piece. I have had trouble getting/keeping the topline tight enough in the shoe. Now I see why. If I took the whole side of the tape pattern off together, I would be a lot less likely to get distortion in the tape pattern.
Thank you for the explicit photos. Now i can tackle the ballet shoes on the last I bought from you earlier. This helps a lot as it reduces the number of decisions I need to make, such as the shape of the topline, the height of the heel, etc. Too many decisions bog me down.
I would like to learn this.any one have more tips ? I have never made a pattern. I’m new to the world of shoe making, and want to make a low cut ballet flat.
Thanks Marcell. I will use this in a couple months. I have another shoe pattern that I cut, but I still need to finish it up. This was great! Thx again.
Thank you so much Marcell!
Gordon
Thanks for your time Marcell, It confern what i am learning.
so interesting! never thought that hand making shoes can be so simple. now I have algoritm and will try to do :-)))
Thank you very much, Marcell!! You’re fantastic!
Could this also be the beginning for an oxford pattern?
Hi, l am new to your blog / website and l think it ‘s fantastic- Thank you, for the pattern tutorial,it really is good !!! and as an ex footwear student it’s amazing what l have forgotten ( oooooo) … so l can’t wait for your next tutorial,
fascinating!
Gonna give this to my mother in law to try, she loves having a go at this like this and she’s so good at it. The template and detail in the photo’s was very helpful
Hello
I found out about your blog from one of your YouTube videos; I was wondering where did you get your shoe last from. I have been having a hard time finding shoe last for flat shoes. I would like to start my own line of women’s flat shoes and with my search I have found a few different websites. Are you offering in classes in the New York City area any time soon? Thank you for your help.
I plan to have courses in NYC next summer. So keep an eye on the blog, I’ll most probably first announce the exact date here.
Thanks, thats seems very accurate. Not sure about what people look for, but I would like to know about the sole making process. I find anatomical soles the best!
Thanks for share this precious knowledge.
I believe I posted more than enough about that, too..
I wish I could go to NY for your class! I cannot, but thank you for all the time you took to post this pattern making tutorial. It opens a door in my mind!
Appreciate your mastery!
Candice
Que buen trabajo amigos, los felicito. me parece bueno que hagan estos cursos por internet
How I wish I can get dvd on those lectures. Is it possible and how?
As a dancer I like the tutorial very much, I just wish there were a few steps more to the final product 😉 ❤
Well, it is only the street version. But anyway.. I like dancers! 🙂
its nice if there is audio its more helpful. teach more designs.
I like it. 🙂
Great!!
I love d tutorial, hope u enjoy it
I think that this would be great if you included a bit of an explanation along with the awesome images. I am trying to make ballerina slippers for my daughter, but I can’t understand what all of the pieces are for. I wish that I could use your pattern though, it seems to be the BEST one that I was able to find!
This great – now how do I put the pieces together? 🙂
I would suggest a sewing machine…
WHERE COULD FIND HORMAS? THANKS
You mean lasts? There are several last factories…
Thank you so much.
Very helpful.
So many good huge things coming your way.
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