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December 24, 2011February 24, 2013 by koronya

Button Shoes II.

Before you start to make button shoes, make sure you have these two pliers: The first one makes the holes (I don’t think that you can’t make it by a knife and a hole punch, but perfectionism.. you know what I mean)

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December 22, 2011February 24, 2013 by koronya

Cordovan Age

After the boring stone, bronze and iron age, it is high time to give a more imaginative name for our age, isnt’t it? Just kidding, I believe condovan should be an exclusive thing. I needed to order a lot of hides for bespoke orders recently. Aren’t they beautiful?

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December 12, 2011December 12, 2011 by koronya

Tool website goes on holiday from now

Well, we make a big step forward with cordwainertools.com – and I am not talking about going to a Christmas holiday, but moving the webshop to the USA! It might take some time to set up everything, so please be patient – we are coming back soon.

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December 12, 2011February 24, 2013 by koronya

Button Shoes

I always wanted to make a button shoe l’art pout l’art. Just a piece of art, as much as a pair of shoes can be. This is one of the two types of footwear I always wanted to make – not that I don’t find pleasure making a simple pair oxfords.

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December 7, 2011February 24, 2013 by koronya

A Rare Product: Boots

well, I have more orders for shoes, right? It is just a rare thing from my workshop – mainly I am pretty busy with orders, just right now, but I made some days to show a demo to my students – this become this boot. I am proud of the upper pattern, which was kind… Read More

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December 3, 2011February 24, 2013 by koronya

New projects

Back to Hungary, back to work! I have plenty order to finish, or at least start, so I believe I will work day and night in this short period I spend at home. 1. A double monk strap to a Canadian customer. Maybe once I will share why it is so difficult to make this… Read More

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