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Making doll shoes, both high heel shoes for fashion dolls of various sizes and shoes for dolls with flat feet
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2 comments:
Where did you find such small eyelets?
Your shoes are amazing! I want to learn how to make boots like you did!
Thank you. I'm sure you can learn to make them. At least you have the benefit of not needing to figure out everything yourself as the instructions here should help you get started. Although it will still be trial and error, because different materials and scales lead to different problems in making the shoes.
Those eyelets are originally meant for scrapbooking, I think.
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