TUTORIAL: How to Make an AIR JORDAN 1 LOW 85 OG Step-by-step PART 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- This tutorial series will show you how to make an Air Jordan 1 Low 85 OG step-by-step in detail. We cover all the sneaker-making tools and supplies required and the instructions to put it together.
Part 1 of this video will cover -
Intro: 0:00
Tools and Supplies: 0:34
Pattern Pieces: 3:25
Constructing Heel Cover to Lateral & Medial Quarters: 6:23
Constructing Swoosh to Lateral & Medial Quarters: 8:00
Constructing Heel Collar to Lateral & Medial Quarters: 12:27
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This is what I’ve been waiting for! Looking forward to all the content on this channel!
Yesiir, many more tutorials and videos to come my friend, thank you so much for the support, let's goooo!!
Love your work. So can wait to see al the parts. Been waiting for these video´s💯💯💯❣❣❣
Thank you bro, it'll be worth the wait I promise
Just ran across your page and subscribed immediately. I really really appreciate you putting out these videos. I have soooo many ideas and about to finally start creating. Looking forward to more fam.
Thank you bro, all the best on your custom journey, sorry for the late reply
Excellent tutorial Roger!!! Can’t wait to check out part 2 my dude! 👊🏾
Thanks bro!! Your TH-cam channel and tutes still inspires me all the time!!
Been a big fan on ur ins stories and learnt a lot from u, can't wait for more of these videos🔥
Appreciate you so much my guy 🙏 definately many more lessons to come, we never stop learning....
Awesome! Awesome awesome! More please! I'm just starting and this helps a lot
Thanks for watching, Part 2 is now LIVE
Finally getting around to watching this 🔥🔥
Ayyyyeee welcome my guy 👊👊
Shoecutterz.... Coming through with the goods 🔥🔥🔥
Yesiir!! You know how we do my guy!! 👊👊
Bro thanks so much for this.
Your welcome bro, thanks for watching
Excellent tutorial, this is just like being in the classes in California for thousands of dollars.
Thank you 🙏
great vids !
Appreciate you dude 🙏
Thanks so much. Just wondering do you do a more in depth online class. I would pay extra for it !!
also wondering about that interfacing if you could please reveal that sauce! been such a journey trying to find this one piece of the puzzle. great stuff here and on ig btw, thanks for your content
I have an idea.. I did some research... Only problem it's find to hard in Hk where I'm situated atm..i know what some people use.. Located in the U. S..... Maybe we can chat and learn tgt haha.. Im a noobie who has kinda stalled on my shoe making journey haha.. Bought the machine like a year ago.. N i use the machine top as a table.
Great job can u direct me to where u got your pattern please??
I always like the swooshes of the OG's back then unlike what we have nike done this days
Ohh I agree 100, bring back the big OG swoosh, no one asked them to make em smaller lol
Great work. When does part 2 come out?
Thanks dude, Part 2 out next week, new videos uploaded weekly
Hi! What stitch length are you using on the swoosh? Thanks!
hello, I would like to know where did you get the pattern to make the jordans..thks..!
Where do you get the template to trace onto the fabric? Having trouble finding a solution.
Hi..can you help me by telling me about the interfacing used on the back of the leather parts.source"?
It’s the part which is skipped in EVERY tutorial. Please and thanks
Could you use a stiff chipboard instead of toe and heel puffs?
WOW, your channel is awesome 🥶 What thread and needle size do you recommend for sewing the upper and midsole, bro?
Thanks bro, size 69 for upper and 260 for midsole
Where do you get the thermoplastic material?
What’s the name of the sewing machine ? Awesome content btw 😊
Hello, I wanted to know how I can get the design patterns, I search and I can't find.
Great video, one question. How do you apply the air jordan wings logo on the back? I see different ways, but what is the best?
Thanks you 🙏. The logo is heat transfer vinyl
Where can I get the templates?
Where did you get the pattern to cut all the pieces to the right size?
Is that foam really an inch thick? Just curious. I use 1/2 inch for the high collar but 1 inch seems really thick. Just wanted to validate that
Where can I buy the pattern?
This is a dope tutorial! Do you cut out all your leathers by hand?
Thank you bro, and yes I do, it's a part of the process I actually take pleasure in doing
@@shoecutterz you do a really good job! I'm about to cut out 2 patterns today.
Nice what would you recommend as a sealant after painting/air brushing to prevent the paint fading and front cracking 😢
Angelus and Liquid Kicks range!
Thank you 🙏
Mate. Brilliant vid. Ive been watching a lot trying to learn and this is the most well explained detailed informative vid ive seen yet. However I have a question, the back of the heel cover shows to be two colours, grey and cream. Am I missing something?
Thanks so much for that feedback man 🙏 many more to come. The cream colour is polyester backing material, its not an essential material but nice to have on certain materials, I may make a seperate series later on to explain that, this one is mainly to just demonstrate the construction process.
@@shoecutterz hey, do you know where i can get some of the polyester from? DLS currently sold out :( p.s great video, im due to make my second pair soon and these videos help
@@KicksbyKozz you might be able find something on Etsy
Hi great fukn work bro however question ca u explain why u did the polyester backing seems like u put on all pieces so can u break down whats the reason an what pieces need it an is there an alternative to it maybe regular pellon iron on??
@BFKUSTOMS BFINESTK hey man, that stuff is to give softer leathers some stabilisation and prevent future sagging, it's not compulsory for all leathers especially if it's thick enough. You could use canvas fabric as an alternative which I have done before
Hi GOAT are both collar foam and liner foam 1inch thick ?? Which would make that 2inch total at the back??
Sorry and are all close cell foam ?
Hey where did you get your patterns?
did you got the patern?
I see that you sewn a white liner in the medial and lateral sides, also inside the heel Jordan logo. Why don’t you go over this. This is key
how are u applying the stitch guidelines
I free hand draw all the guidelines, if it's a long straight line I use a ruler
just wanted to know where you find your pattern
did you get the patern?
@@madmie8006 couldn't find it
how did you make or get the pieces
With a pattern you can trace
how thick is your leather?
Usually between 1.2-1.4mm
Link to templates please
xylar.co/
Patterns free? PDF
Patterns take the creator an incredibly long time to perfect, as a creator I respect their work too much to even enter the thought of distributing their craft like that. Understand they are not cheap but that's the nature of this craft, if $$ is an issue to acquire patterns you can try Etsy for some very well priced starter practice patterns.