Sole With Toe Kick, In-Process Examples for Masking Tape Shoes

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Example 4

Laces and Lace Holes, In-Process Examples for Masking Tape Shoes

Lace Hole Grommet:

A raised edge around the lace hole.

Use leather hole punch and hammer to make lace holes.

The hole punch and hammer available in the Wood Shop. 

See Russell Maycumber, Wood Shop manager. 

**Important**: 

You have to punch the lace holes before you attach the panel shape to the shoe. 

No Lace Hole Grommet:

This means the lace hole is not surrounded by a metal circle. 

Use a nail and hammer to make lace holes.

Nails and hammer available in the Wood Shop. 

See Russell Maycumber, Wood Shop manager. 

**Important**: 

You have to hammer the lace holes before you attach the panel shape to the shoe. 

****Also, make sure lace hole large enough to thread masking tape shoelace. 

Laces:

Below is an example of a round lace and a flat lace. 

Panels, In-Process Images for Masking Tape Shoes

Bottom Texture, In-Process Examples for Masking Tape Shoes

Example 1

Apply paint to raised areas to create "print" of shapes.

Example 2

Apply paint to raised areas to create "print" of shapes.

                                 Example 3

Apply paint to raised areas to create "print" of shapes.

Example 4

Or you can try rubbing in charcoal to create "print". 

Example 5

Once cut, peel off of cut matt and apply to sole bottom.

Example 6

If the bottom shoe texture has thick, individual, raised shapes:

Make a print of the shoe bottom. 

Cut out individual shapes and adhere to bottom of masking tape sole.

Example 7

For shoe bottoms with a continuous texture, cut individual shapes. 

Example 8

A shoe bottom with raised and recessed areas. 

Example 9

Another example of shoe bottom with raised and recessed areas.