In a frosty winter, you involuntarily recall the soft warm high boots that reliably warm your feet, preventing them from freezing. You can prepare for winter frosts in advance by sewing fur boots with your own hands.
It is necessary
- - kamuses;
- - a needle and a nylon thread treated with wax;
- - measuring tape;
- - sole;
- - felted cloth lining;
- - thick paper to create a pattern;
- - scissors;
- - glue;
- - gasket;
- - awl;
- - beads or ribbon.
Instructions
Step 1
Carefully select the kamuses, because if the selection is incorrect, the left fur boots will differ from the right one.
Step 2
Create a pattern. To do this, first decide on the height of the boots: attach the kamuses to the leg and see which version of the height will look better. Measure the girth of the lower leg and to the resulting value, make an allowance of five centimeters (this will allow the leg to pass well) and another centimeter for the seam. Based on the available data, build a pattern on paper, which you then transfer to the kamuses.
Step 3
Cut the skins carefully, taking care not to damage the fur.
Step 4
Stick a pad on the sole. Then cut the insole out of felted cloth and glue it on top of the pad.
Step 5
Sew the parts cut from the kamus using a large needle and thick waxed thread. To do this, punch holes with an awl, and then connect the elements along them.
Step 6
Connect the sewn boots with the sole by gluing them together.
Step 7
Cut out the lining from the pattern you made earlier. Gently glue the lining to the stitched high fur boots. Be careful, because inadvertently spilling glue on the fur, everything will be ruined.
Step 8
Come up with an original design for fur boots. You can use a ribbon, beads or other decoration.
