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ow cut shoes, short point, 14th centuryAn earlier work of mine, several years old, with short point (about 10% of length)
These shoes feature a top band, a tongue, a buckle attachement and a rand. They are turn-welt shoes.
 The shoe itself. What would I do different? Not much, just do cleaner work and hand cast the buckles 68 KB |
 The top band, attached with butted seam and a edge/flesh stitch, then folded and secured with a whip stitch. 64 KB |
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 The rand. Here can be seen, after years of use, how the rand is in fact just strip of leather that goes around the shoe. I choose to join the strip at the instep. 58 KB |
 Just an inside view of the shoe. 64 KB |
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