Let’s get some shoes!

Chapters
00:00 Rubber Boots – Originally aired 2008
04:59 Ballet Slippers – Originally aired 2006
09:59 Socks – Originally aired 2006
14:59 Ice Skates – Originally aired 2005
20:29 Wooden Shoes – Originally aired 2007
25:29 Horseshoes – Originally aired 2007
30:29 Snowshoes – Originally aired 2008
35:23 Moccasins – Originally aired 2016
40:08 Baby Shoe Bronzing – Originally aired 2007

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23 Comments

  1. We like your efforts, but you obviously aren’t farriers and your researcher goofed! Lead wi
    Outdoor never hold an edge long enough to go thru a hard hoof. Nails are steel, or Mayybee copper if the horse needs extra antimicrobial effect. And one farrier has no trouble hand making shoes.

  2. With the ballet slipper segment, when attaching the sole, why let the glue fully dry then reactivate it later? Wouldn’t it be easier to attach the sole then let the glue fully dry after? 🩰

  3. That's 100% NOT crochet! There's no machine capable of crochet. Even though that machine has hooks like a crochet needle, it is in fact a circular knitting machine, a sock machine! The old and trusted version of straight needle knitting. It's a very basic and the first type of knitting machine ever invented.

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