Doll shoes tutorial

In The Series Of Miniature Tutorials, Today We Are Going To Do Some Research On How To Make Miniature Shoes For Crafts In 7 Ways.

I recently had a little chat about making doll shoes with a blogger friend. We agreed that making the top is usually not the problem. Shoe soles on the other hand are either taking a lot of time (i…

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In The Series Of Miniature Tutorials, Today We Are Going To Do Some Research On How To Make Miniature Shoes For Crafts In 7 Ways.

This tutorial shows all the steps involved in making the shoes for my Queen of the Night. My Queen of the Night, an Iplehouse JID Asa, with high-heel feet, needed a pair of black Rococo shoes which...

The short boots of felt for simple felt doll. It doesn't need seam allowance. Cut instep and sole. Punch eyelets. Put a little glue on the edge of eyelets to reinforce. Stitch the front (A-B). Stitch the sole to the instep. Tie a shoestring (about 20 centimeters). Other shoes. Make small gathers on the toe. Stitch the sole to the instep. Pattern of leg and shoes.

Making miniature shoes for my ball-jointed dolls is one of my favorite costume-making activities. I've been trying to incorporate even more intricate details into my designs. I feel that those details can elevate the doll to a new level. So today, I want to show you how I made these platform heels f

At last, we return to our dressmaking skills! Stocking boots are super simple way to create near flawless footwear for the doll. It involv...

Description WARNING: FULLSIZE IS HUGE!!! Please download a PATTERN here: [link] This tutorial can be used for making human-size boots too, with some changes to the process: 1. No wire in the soles, of course. 2. Leather for all parts should be much thicker than for dolls. 3. Use stiff and strong leather for the outer soles. Make low heels (I recommend not more than 3 cm high) because higher heels require special soles. Enjoy! If something is unclear please ask me in comments…

After the menswear report I did recently, the guys in the house pointed to their very slim selection of footwear available to them. Moreover, they don't want just any type of shoe. They want...SNEAKERS. While there are LOTS of tutorials and patterns online--folks much more capable than me-- I decided to try my hand at making a pair. But there was one small problem..... I'm not a sneaker girl. The proportions, the designs, and all those teeny weeny details all escape me! But after watching me…