Category Archives: boot maker

New (old) boots

I feel like I have new boots. I wore out the toe on these so I took them apart and added a wingtip plus new soles and heels.

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In process…

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Maker’s mark

I stitch my initials into every pair of boots I make.

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It’s a Boot Life

It’s a Boot Life Episode 45: Lisa fights with her curved needle, demonstrates the tools she uses for crimping, and cuts apart a pair of her personal boots to remake them.

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New projects

These are the patterns and designs for the boots I’ll be making in May.

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Newly completed boots

These are the boots I made in April. I’ve named them “Green, Green Grass of Home.”

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Oak leaf boots

The boots are finished except for the final polish, which I’ll do after they’ve sat on the trees all night. Tomorrow when I post the last picture I’ll tell you what I’ve named them.

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Customer note

I received this lovely note today from the new owner of these boots: “We just got back to Houston and my boots were waiting for me. They are stunning in person and they fit beautifully. Thank you so much for … Continue reading

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Finishing soles

Cowboy boots typically have half of the sole natural and half black or brown. I’m using a refillable marker to dye the brown right at the line because these markers won’t allow the dye to bleed like a dauber will. … Continue reading

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Pegged soles

I got the soles laid and pegged on the oak leaf boots. They’re almost completed!

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