Artisanal Leather Shoemaking for Beginners
Course final project
A course by Marta Grau (Lilday) , Designer Specialized in Footwear
Joined February 2017
About the final project for: Artisanal Leather Shoemaking for Beginners
Artisanal Leather Shoemaking for Beginners
“We have traveled a very nice path to make your first sandals. I hope you really enjoyed the process! Now let's review the key phases of the project. I would like you to briefly explain what you have done in each one and accompany the explanation with one or more images. Measurements Follow the steps I gave you in the unit "Getting to know the workshop" to get the measurements of the foot, either yours or someone else's.









Partial transcription of the video
“Final project What I am going to do is a summary of what I have taught you during the course. At the beginning I have taught you the anatomy of the foot to know what to take into account to design our shoe. We have seen the last, the role it plays and the different types there are. Then I have taught you to take the measurements of the foot. You can do with yours or someone else's. Then I made the sketch and the model of our design. I did it with the last, but you can do it with your foot to see that everything is correct. With the patterns done I showed you how to build the sandal. We star...”
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Course summary for: Artisanal Leather Shoemaking for Beginners
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Category
Craft, Fashion -
Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Shoe Design

Marta Grau (Lilday)
A course by Marta Grau (Lilday)
Marta Grau started out studying jewelry design and moved on to product design where she later specialized in footwear. She learned shoemaking under her mentor until she launched her own business, Lilday.
Her workshop is located in Aiguafreda, Barcelona, where she designs and makes each pair of shoes by order following a conscious, slow-fashion philosophy. She uses vegetable tanned leather free of toxins and vegetable dyes such as tree bark (chestnut, mimosa, etc.) to create her small bespoke collections and custom orders. She has collaborated with artisanal and ethical fashion brands such as Anna Rovira, Nonibarea, and BackCouture.
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