Excellent question, with a not-so excellent answer: I'm not aware of any techniques to preserve lighter contrast stitching with this kind of re-dye process.
@@ParsellArtisanWorks maybe paraffin wax the stitches? I have a split toe derby with norvegese welted stitching that I want to dye but I don’t want to dye the nice light colored stitching at the welt.
@Honorably discharged vet I wouldn't bet on it working. From past dye jobs, I would expect either the dye to penetrate through the wax, or excess wax on the shoe to moddle the dye job. Or, with my luck, some of both!
@@ParsellArtisanWorks Thanks for your inputs, since they were hand antique dyed, I will probably not attempt to dye them but just re-craft the heel stack.
Hmm... I kind of prefer the more consistent color you had in the beginning. The darker spots on the finished shoe look like you went walking in the rain, or used a product were some parts of the shoe absorbed it more than others. Not a fan of that look.
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Quite the difference! Gave those shoes a new life. Nice work.
Thank you very much! I was happy to see them improved and end up somewhere other than a landfill eventually.
This is really awesome content! Would love to see more like this!!😊😊
Nice, simple, effective.....well done Sir..!
They turned out great!
Thank you for the shoe video.
I'm a fan 👞
Excellent transformation!
Big up from Morocco.
I like wearing classic shoes. Good job sir. O subscribe your channel. Greetings from Brazil.
Amazing!!!
That looks really good
You have done a great job with the shoes, well done.
Thank you! 😊
Loved the video! More AE
I have another pair on the way!
Great stuff!
Thanks!
Miracle work, Tim!
Good job 👍🏻
May I ask how much you paid for the shoes and what website you got them from?
Thank you! I got them off the Poshmark app for $70 shipped, but it's possible to find even better deals on there. Hope this helps!
What brand of shoe tree are you using?
These are Cedar Space shoe trees purchased on Amazon.
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Music 🎶 too loud !
If the shoe had contrast stitching, how would you ensure that your process wouldn't dye the lighter colored stitching?
Excellent question, with a not-so excellent answer: I'm not aware of any techniques to preserve lighter contrast stitching with this kind of re-dye process.
@@ParsellArtisanWorks maybe paraffin wax the stitches? I have a split toe derby with norvegese welted stitching that I want to dye but I don’t want to dye the nice light colored stitching at the welt.
@Honorably discharged vet I wouldn't bet on it working. From past dye jobs, I would expect either the dye to penetrate through the wax, or excess wax on the shoe to moddle the dye job. Or, with my luck, some of both!
@@ParsellArtisanWorks Thanks for your inputs, since they were hand antique dyed, I will probably not attempt to dye them but just re-craft the heel stack.
Hmm... I kind of prefer the more consistent color you had in the beginning. The darker spots on the finished shoe look like you went walking in the rain, or used a product were some parts of the shoe absorbed it more than others. Not a fan of that look.
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