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Paige: “I’m so glad I was born into this family, otherwise I might not have discovered shoemaking!” I’m happy she was born into this family too. 🙂

I will just modestly say that I’ve been working very hard this week.

I don’t usually have so many boots going at once in my shop. I’m starting to feel a little dizzy.

It’s all about boot toes in my shop today.

Paige is working on a pair of red shoes for a client. She says it makes her feel like the devil wears Paige Sorrell.

I’ve spent most of my day today making a thigh wallet holder for my daughter Morgan because she hates to carry a purse. She says she feels like a gunfighter now.

This is what I’ve been doing today.  

I’ve decided to enter Chase’s Mission Main Street grant competition, and I’d appreciate the votes from anyone who’s willing. As a cowboy boot maker I often have difficulty obtaining the products I need. Realizing other boot makers and leather workers have … Continue reading →

Paige just finished these pretty shoes for herself. She’s titled this pair “Ursula.”

In cowboy boot making terms, the leather that wraps around the heel is the counter cover and a decorative piece over the counter cover is a countertip. This is a turquoise ostrich counter cover with a chocolate countertip.