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COMFORTABLE MATERIAL - These round toe flats are made of quality and soft material, cushioned Foot-Bed and rubber sole, would not hurt the feet and comfy to all day. VINTAGE FASHION - As we all know, Mary Jane shoes is feature retro type, so it not only f

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cuz you’re dancing on the edge. These ballet flats have a satin construction with a square toe, a grommet design, cross front buckle straps, and buckle ankle closures.

Embrace the timeless allure of the Melissa Doll V, the quintessential ballet flat for those who value a romantic vibe and are looking for an elegant staple. Ballerinas are trendy again, and this iconic shoe is as comfortable as it is delicate! It comes in two-tone colorways and features a dainty bow on the vamp. The timeless silhouette and classic color palette make it a must-have for your wardrobe.

I've been perfecting my boot making techniques. These are based on the boots described in an earlier blog post, so I will only explain the improvements I made. The first boots are made of thin, stretchy lace, so I used slightly thicker fabric treated with sealer to form the heel and toe parts. Here are the lace parts with the back seams sewn. Note that I folded the top of the fabric to make the edge neater. The fold looks OK with fabric this thin. I glued the back seam to the fabric at the heel to make sure it keeps in the correct place. Here all the gluing is done. I left the toe parts last and glued the lace into the thicker fabric as the boots look better that way. PVA glue is transparent when it dries, so you can't see it. The outer soles at the bottom of the picture are made of leather. The heels are made of wood, and I painted the heels and soles with off-white acrylic paint. I was only going to paint the heels, but the sides of the outer soles looked too dark compared to the fabric, so I ended up painting everything. The other pair is made of using the same fabric as in the earlier blog post. I only used sealer treated fabric for the toe parts in these. Thicker fabric like this does not require additional support, if you're making the toe part round. However, a pointed one, like in these, requires additional support to keep its shape. I also made these thigh-high instead of just knee-high. The boots with soles glued in place. I glued the upper fabric to the support fabric also in these. That required being careful with the glue, so it wouldn't seep through as that would have been clearly visible on matte fabric. The outer soles are again made of leather and the heels are made of round pieces of wood (if you're lucky, you can find stuff in crafts shops that only require cutting into length and painting, like in this case). Front view of the boots.