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17 Feb, 2023
Just the job
I had a pair of Dr Marten’s that I’d had resolved as they were leaking. Whereas this cured the cracks across the base I found one still allowed ingress from wet grass etc. On close examination it looked as though there might be a very slight separation of the seam and the base on one. I tried this glue to stop the gap and next day - voila! Job done. No more wet socks.
One tip I would suggest if attempting to reattach the rand to a boot, to avoid damage to the leather, is to use a piece of label sheet (to which the glue will not stick) against the rand and the eg pencil placed to create pressure against the weak area.
(The label sheet I used was simple backing off self adhesive labels from B&M.)
01 May, 2019
Fussy cutters
These snips do seem to make fussy cutting stamped images easier. It only seemed strange for the first few seconds to be holding the handles like one would hold secateurs rather than scissors - but is SO much easier on the fingers and thumb that would have been used with scissors.
The blades are sharp enough to make really crisp cuts (keep them for dedicated paper work and don’t allow them to be used for cutting just any old thing)
It is easy enough to see where to cut, easy enough to see where to turn and if fine, delicate cutting is required in tight spaces, able to cope with that too.
I’m very pleased with them - had them for about a fortnight.
16 May, 2018
Teddy bear eyes and nose
These are easy to fit in place in a knitted teddy face.
My only concern would be that they might pull right through the knitting.
(If making a toy for a very young child it would probably be better the embroider eyes and nose.)