EXCELLENT WORK SITTINGBULL & CHARLIE

Beautiful moccasins, I love the beadwork! I think I held my breath until it was completely flipped. You are both so talented. I know this is an old video, I wish you had more. Really enjoy your channel and appreciate you sharing this wonderful knowledge.

This was like watching a birth video. Very beautiful.

Love the tutorial & the playfulness between you two ~ Thanx!

was nervous the whole time thinking about the beadwork. lol the beadwork is verrrry beautiful too.

It's better than watch a suspens movie!lol. Thank you for sharing this, it's just awesome. And well done for your patience ;)

I got a suggestion - I sew on sole about half way and turn that half over then sew the other side and turn that over. sometimes I leave the heel till last and do that then. It makes it a lot easier to turn it inside out with hard sole.

Wopila, mitakuye'pi, lela was'te, aho mitakuye oyasin ✌

Amazing.. well done..Thank you for passing this on.. Is there a part 1, 2, 3, and possibly, 5?

beautiful. where can I see part 1,2,3?

I just watched a 10:30 long video of a man flipping a moccasin inside out lol. Jokes aside, beautiful work and it's great to see real American craft/heritage kept alive today.

@nativechique7589

6 жыл бұрын

Skilo885 lol 😂 I'm 30 seconds in

@exercisemyrights

6 жыл бұрын

you wrote my exact comment..so i wont bother..never seen em beaded before theyr flipped.. beautiful beadwork though

These are flawlessly beautiful my friend !The moccasins are very well made with love and pride ..I am sure whom ever you made these for will be very proud to wear them! Great tutorial !I am making some using wool felt I made from the alpaca farm near my house here in upstate NY..I am using a hard leather sole..this was very helpful ..Thanks so much..I will gladly send you some of the felt I made ..for so graciously sharing your skills on youtube and because I have a lot ..Alpaca is very strong yet soft and warm ..I will be sure to send enough for some shoes and a hat or bag.. just message me with where I should ship it and your color preference I have black brown and ivory..have a nice day

I found folding the heel back first puts too much tension in the middle. Now I start at the toe and leave heel for last

Beautiful

Hi guy. Very nice!

Love your vid. very articulate, beautiful beadwork . Looks like turning a moc out is like birth! :D

@nativechique7589

6 жыл бұрын

countryridesagain I was just watching a pattern making mocs and was looking at the symmetry which to me reminded me of balance

Beautiful beadwork. I have yet to make a pair of moccasins for myself, I do not plan to add beadwork on my first two pairs, I may eventually l, I have little experience with bead work, I have yet to get enough hairless leather for a pair of moccasins

If you push the needle on an angle out through the edge of the rawhide instead of the bottom you dont have to turn the moccasin inside out. Makes it a lot easier to work with hard soles and you wont mess up the beading

Cool.

I just learned a trick to wet it before you turn it ...the leather becomes soft and it turns with no problem then just let it dry the leather will get hard again like it was before wetting it ..you have to submerge the whole shoe in water .

Wow, amazing! Could you possibly also share part 1, 2 and 3? Would love to learn how to make them.. Thank you! :)

whew!

Where can I find parts 1,2and 3? I want to learn as much about my culture. My aunties have made it just about impossible to get any solid info on that side of my family

You can overlap the stitches on the back of the heel and turn it inside out which makes it much easier to turn rightside out then turn the back half inside out and stitch the heel seam up to the top then turn rightside out then use a box cutter knife to make slits for the leather thong for the lace

Can you soften the sole before sewing to make easier to flip ?

maybe wet it and let it soften then turn

Beautiful you the best!!!!!! Thank you soon much ,that's the exact only style I want to make. That is the best original style. I so want to make that style, scared to use my hand made leather though ,can you help me please. .

LOL OOh my gosh Im stressin just watchin ya flip it right side out! Argh! hate this part of makin mocs...but thats some pretty work

How did u lace them? Any video?

What happen to 1,2,and 3?

By the way, i would LOVE to see the first part of it. I'd like to make moccasins for my little girl. Can you help me? Thank you

Where can I either find or find how to make a pattern for a moccasin like this?

So how was it that you managed to hide the threads from the beadwork? I know many who will sew a thin piece of fabric to cover them so there's a decorative inside, but I don't want to do that exactly. I've made one pair before, and they turned out horribly. I would like to do well with my moccasins so they look nice in the powwow circle!

@famousjamous9224

9 жыл бұрын

***** when you sew the beads on the uppers, to hide the thread you don't push the needle all the way through the leather. You push down most of the way and then bring it back up.

this vid is all about turning the shoe inside out. hehehe

Okay, it says part 4, but I can't find the first 3 parts?

Hé tȟoká háŋpakšupi kiŋ áta čhó ! yakšú kiŋ hé wašté ȟče !

Hi there' where isthe 123 part

soak it in water and then turn it inside out. it won't ruin it.

@Apaniaki

7 жыл бұрын

Steve buckskinner 54 How long do you soak the moccasin in water?

@stevebuckskinner5482

7 жыл бұрын

Just enough to make the hard moccasins sole pliable. Maybe five or ten minutes in warm water. (Not hot). It might shrink ever-so-slightly but will stretch out in a very short amount of time.

@Apaniaki

7 жыл бұрын

Steve buckskinner 54 cool thank you for the info. I usually use soft soles but want to use a firmer sole.

@peterwilson1380

6 жыл бұрын

Came to the comments to say this. Shame it was about a year too late.

I find it amusing that you said ' that if you're looking for rubber-soled moccasins you should turn the video off and look elsewhere.' Like it's not Indian. Where do you think they got beads from? Whitemen introduced them, hell, them brought Manhatten for a handful of them.

@hezekiahwhiteman1784

6 жыл бұрын

RoccosPlace1 it was actually a chest full of beads which were highly priced at the time. The historical paintings show only a handful of beads to make natives look stupid. P.S. it was a good sized chest and among the beads was 24$ and metal pots pans knives and utensils

Great! Thanks for sharing. I also make my own moccasins high plane Lakota style (same as yours), but always my problem is to meassure the upper part. If you want to see my moccasins, you can visit my facebook (Manolo H Luz) or if you prefer tellme and I will try to make a video. Thanks again. Congrats.

beautiful. where can I see part 1,2,3?