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Bought a pair of spanish summershoes, cut off the fabric and used as pattern for my own Paris-fabric
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asterixsew
09 May 2015
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Brilliant and thanks for the idea. Enjoy wearing your Paris shoes
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Wow, I would not have thought of doing this. Great idea, and really cute shoes!!
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Super idea, even in Spain (60km) i never see so nice "espadrilles" (name of this spanish shoes). Thank you for sharing. Amitiés de France.
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Awesome, now you can have the matching shoes for every outfit. Great idea.
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What a clever idea and ambitious undertaking--I like yours better than the original.
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queenofhearts
11 May 2015
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How did you attach the fabric to the soles?
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I took a Sashiko thread and needle and made the stitches so similar to the original that I could
queenofhearts-The Sashiko thread anitapatch mentions, is most likely like a buttonhole twist thread that we have in the states or maybe an outdoor type thread. I looked closely and it looks like she caught the jute braid, or whatever you call the trim around the sole, with her stitching very nicely.
Thak you. I suppose if you left a small margin of the original fabric you could sew the new fabric to that. This is a very ambitious undertaking with great results.
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Very smart of you and courageous too! You have done an excellent job and so much prettier than the navy. A very unique pair you have now!
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Wow.... what a transformation for those navy shoes. Amazing (and courageous) work! Thank you for sharing your project with us!
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