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^ So just to be clear, you do not favor gemming?
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^ So just to be clear, you do not favor gemming?
May I ask where u got that drawing?
do these handmade shoes always have a cork filling?
A. Harris, great pictures, appreciate the time that you've taken to educate people like me. And also to all of the fashion afficionados in this forum, it's been a great time reading all of the postings here.
Couldn't agree more. As a new member I'd love to see a thread that clearly spells out the measurements used to properly fit shoes. I've got shoes in sizes from 8.5 to 11. It's frustrating...
No. I'd venture to say that handmade shoes seldom have a cork filling.
It might be DWF's method, to utilize leather, or have no bottom filler at all (and he might have had good results with it); it is certainly not one used frequently.The shoe is now ready for bottom filling, the object to fill up the cavity in the innersole between the seams ready to receive the sole. The material used must be light in weight and pliable to maintain flexibility, and to prevent creaking.
F.Y. Golding (editor) “Boots and Shoes etc.” 1935,
Volume VI “Handsewn Bootmaking” by H. Rollinson, pages 193 - 196.