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| Material
for the boots. |
I used
heavy duty jean thread on the vinyl so that it would be
sturdy. |
By turning
the leather over slightly I was able to get the effect of
layers. |
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| Here is
another view from the top |
The piece
at the bottom is the front flap pulled down to show where
it connects to the back flap. I sewed the strap on all
the way up to the front flap but not over it. |
I glued
this part together and did not make it functional. I put
velcro under it to secure it. |
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| Here is a
close up of the two top straps. |
Here is
the final boot laid out flat before it was painted dark
brown. |
The spat
is secured with a zipper. |
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| This is
the final color of the boot. |
From the
side. |
It comes
apart and the boots can be worn in other costumes as
well. |
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| The belt
was made from vinyl, glue, thumb tacks and a plastic
clasp that I painted silver. |
The tabs
are vinyl rectangles, very easy. The tunic is the same
style I made for the Obi-wan costume, only in black
cotton. |
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