I’m atrocious at making shoes. I’ve only ever made a couple pairs which each had major issues. Also, I have five kids, an untrained puppy, and am starting a new business. So I thought, why not make a pair of extremely intricate, vintage inspired leather boots by hand using advanced tools and techniques I’ve never tried before. What could go wrong?
Join me on this wild adventure through a few months of my life where I dedicated my free time (ha) to creating the most intricate pair of footwear I have ever attempted.
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Great article! I found your tips on selecting the right boots extremely helpful. It's so important to consider factors like material, fit, and durability when investing in a good pair of boots. I especially appreciated the section on waterproofing techniques – maintaining the longevity of boots is crucial, especially for those of us who spend a lot of time outdoors. Looking forward to reading more of your insights on boot care and maintenance. Keep up the excellent work!
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gorgeous boots! You did a great job 😊