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👡 Click subscribe to get notified when I upload a new video 👡 👟 Sign up for my FREE Introduction to Shoemaking course - The moment I saw this red velvet leather, I knew I had to use it for my next holiday heels project! I instantly had an idea in mind: a statement, sky-high party platform sandal for the holiday season… with the perfect touch of sparkle!!! 💎 I am sooo happy with how these turned out and can’t wait to wear them to my next Christmas party! 🎄 Here’s a little run through of how I made the shoes… Step 1 - Firstly, I covered my insoles, platforms and heels with the gorgeous red velvet leather. Step 2 - I then cut, stitched and assembled the uppers out of the same leather - adding some sparkly features with our round crystal buckles and crystal embellishments. (Click here to buy: ) Step 3 - I then lasted the uppers and ankle straps to the insoles. Step 4 - After that, I glued the insoles to the platforms. Step 5 - Then, I added some black resin soling to the bottom of the shoes. Step 6 - Next, I drilled into the insoles and screwed in the chunky heels. Step 7 - Finally, I added some bright white leather insocks. And there we have it, a gorgeous pair of red velvet holiday platform heels! Estimated time to make = 6 hours If you are wanting to dive a little deeper into the world of home shoemaking, my online Footwear Masterclass is one of the most popular shoemaking courses in the world!! 🌍 (Casual brag! lol) The course covers how to make shoes from scratch including heels, flats, boots, sneakers, sandals, and more. The thing that really sets this course apart from others is that it's specifically designed for total beginners and requires very little in the way of tools & equipment, there's even a bonus module on how to start your own shoe brand. To make getting started even easier, the course comes with a FREE Shoemaking Starter Kit, delivered to your door, anywhere in the world! 🌍 To take a look at the online shoemaking course, click here: Happy Shoemaking Amanda xx Pssssssst.... If you want to have a look at the shoes our students have been making, give us a follow on Instagram:
