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The Gallery
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farmerfalconer
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Re: The Gallery
Darn! The image showed at the library but at this computer its gone!!!
Here goes again...
Here goes again...
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farmerfalconer
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Re: The Gallery
Great! Now that that worked I'll describe it.
The uppers are 4oz veg tanned skived cowhide from tandy. They are rough out so no linings and I didnt put any counters etc. in so its kinda flimsy. The uppers are hand stitched but the bottom is cemented though I plan to peg it soon. Comments and constructive critisism greatly appreciated!!!
THanks,
Cody
The uppers are 4oz veg tanned skived cowhide from tandy. They are rough out so no linings and I didnt put any counters etc. in so its kinda flimsy. The uppers are hand stitched but the bottom is cemented though I plan to peg it soon. Comments and constructive critisism greatly appreciated!!!
THanks,
Cody
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Re: The Gallery
10-12 oz wildboar vamp and counter cover, 7-8oz elk lining, 14I heel counter
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Re: The Gallery
Klein Karoo navy ostrich and white calf derbys.
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Re: The Gallery
Just a quicky: Size four, elephant vamps, w. buffalo tops. Juniper Jazz stitch pattern (my own) in purple shade.
Tight Stitches
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poorboy
Re: The Gallery
from The Consortium of Builders of the Highest Order:
lightweight and fancy
4th pair in an order of 40 pair
20 inch tops 2 inch inside pulls 3inch heel
elephant counter, roughout tops and vamps
inlay overlay reminiscent of the old Hyer days
YEE HAW!
lightweight and fancy
4th pair in an order of 40 pair
20 inch tops 2 inch inside pulls 3inch heel
elephant counter, roughout tops and vamps
inlay overlay reminiscent of the old Hyer days
YEE HAW!
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Re: The Gallery
Hello everyone!
I wanted to show my latest work and the most successful.
Hiking boots, leather uppers "amphibious" 2.5 mm, calf lining, padded with felt, leather sole and midsole both 6mm.
The boot has three seams:
upper sole welt
welt upper midsole
welt upper midsole and rubber sole.
The uppers are sewn by hand.
I'd like to hear some comments from you experts, and even some criticism about possible errors!
Thank you for your attention
Simon
I wanted to show my latest work and the most successful.
Hiking boots, leather uppers "amphibious" 2.5 mm, calf lining, padded with felt, leather sole and midsole both 6mm.
The boot has three seams:
upper sole welt
welt upper midsole
welt upper midsole and rubber sole.
The uppers are sewn by hand.
I'd like to hear some comments from you experts, and even some criticism about possible errors!
Thank you for your attention
Simon
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Re: The Gallery
10-12 oz wild boar rough out. 5-6 oz elk lining. one piece lining in quarters 14"tall
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Re: The Gallery
About a size 3, straight lasted, and rough out. These were welted and have a blind rand (which wasnt as blind as I had expected.
The welt kinda browned when I ran a hot screwdriver around it to set the edge (do what I gotta do
) but the outsole edge didnt so it looks a little weird.
Anyhow here it is...
Any advice much appreciated!
(Message edited by farmerfalconer on March 27, 2013)
The welt kinda browned when I ran a hot screwdriver around it to set the edge (do what I gotta do
) but the outsole edge didnt so it looks a little weird. Anyhow here it is...
Any advice much appreciated!
(Message edited by farmerfalconer on March 27, 2013)
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Re: The Gallery
Latest pair of shoes--reverse calf. Pretty unremarkable except for the fact that I could keep them pristine throughout the whole process.
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Re: The Gallery
I just finished up my seminar on Full Wellingtons with DW Frommer. I thought I would share my work. Thank you DW for the continued education!
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Re: The Gallery
Hi all - a new pair of 1570s shoes. Sadly, the picture doesn't show the highly polished outsole edges.
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Re: The Gallery
Cheers, -Nat
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Re: The Gallery
-Nat
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Re: The Gallery
Kemosabi,
^+1
What's the leather on the oxford?
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What's the leather on the oxford?
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Re: The Gallery
Thanks DW.
The are veg calf (regular) w/milled veg linings both from Waterhouse. Only the 2nd pair of oxfords I've made so far.
Cheers,
-Nat
The are veg calf (regular) w/milled veg linings both from Waterhouse. Only the 2nd pair of oxfords I've made so far.
Cheers,
-Nat
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Re: The Gallery
Nat,
I'll give this a try and see if it brings up a Gallery Gossip thread.
Maybe not, This might be the new it.
But I wanted to complement the two pair you just showed.
Very Well done!
Paul
I'll give this a try and see if it brings up a Gallery Gossip thread.
Maybe not, This might be the new it.
But I wanted to complement the two pair you just showed.
Very Well done!
Paul
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Paul,paul wrote:Nat,
I'll give this a try and see if it brings up a Gallery Gossip thread.
Maybe not, This might be the new it.
But I wanted to complement the two pair you just showed.
Very Well done!
Paul
No Gallery Gossip. Not unless it becomes absolutely necessary.
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OK, As I supposed.
My respects to Admin, Emmett and all involved behind the scenes for getting this done. I'm sure it was necessary.
We'll all adjust.
Change is painful sometimes and just plain different at others.
We'll adjust.
Now we need a hot topic to explore.
Let's try one of the other Topic threads?
Paul
My respects to Admin, Emmett and all involved behind the scenes for getting this done. I'm sure it was necessary.
We'll all adjust.
Change is painful sometimes and just plain different at others.
We'll adjust.
Now we need a hot topic to explore.
Let's try one of the other Topic threads?
Paul