Reviews: Shoe class bibliography!

[labricoleuse]

See, normally, i teach four classes on rotation in crafts artisanship topics--dyeing/painting, millinery, masks/SFX, and bricolage (essentially an "everything else" class that covers jewelry, parasols, gloves, body padding, macropuppets, etc)--which our MFA students take during their first two years of study

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[jacquez]

I stumbled across that Loomis book a week or so ago, and was wondering if it was any good. I don't know that I'm bold enough to try, but it sure is fun to think about!

[juniper200]

Yeah, I think The Manolo linked to it a bit ago.

[pinkveneer]

great links, thanks :)
also, i don't know if you've seen this book:
http://www.simpleshoemaking.com/

she also gives workshops, i think, around MA. neat shoes, too...
(not affiliated, but i have met her)

[ngakmafaery]

...wandered in from costuming, and this is a great resource post...thank you!

[sarahbellem]

trystbat keeps insisting I friend you, so I'm gonna do it! These are fabulous posts, by the way. :)

[blackrosebrp]

a good shoemaking site focusing on the middle ages

http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-carlson/shoe/SHOEHOME.HTM