So, with that in mind, here are the happy crew with their equally happy teacher. Congratulations guys!
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The Shoes - Gorgeous Huh? |
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Finishing In Progress |
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Burnishing The Sole |
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Inking The Soles, Heels And Edges |
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Sanding The Top Piece |
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Shining The Sole |
5 comments:
What a great experience. Thanks again James and Deborah. Everyone's shoes looked great! I highly recommend this course to anyone interested in learning the craft. On to the next pair!
This is incredible. Goodness, I like this shoemaking blog and I like what you guys are doing. Maybe, mayyybe someday I'll get to attend a course (if I decide to stop volunteering and go back to my job and make some more dollars) but for now, it was a pleasure to experience the course through the pictures. Oh, to mak my own pair of shoes...
So, with the course and materials, is this class costing over £500-600?
Thanks Kevin, glad you enjoyed it. And yes, start your second pair soon! James
hey Magi, thanks for the positive comment. The course in New York cost £2300 this year and the courses in London cost £1875. You should sign up. Best, jimmyshoe
Oh how I wish I could! I'm even going to be visiting England for the first time in the fall. It's not in my budget, however... I'm currently volunteering for a while in Ukraine and that means no incoming cash. I love it - it just means certain activities aren't as obtainable. I'll just keep visiting the blog and enjoy that! You guys are rad!
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