how are ballet shoes made?
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They are usually made by hand. Check out for further info.:\n\nhttp://www.pointeshoe.co.uk/making.htm
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Take the 2 strings and cross them to make an X. Take one of the strings and loop it under the ^ shape. Pull. Take one string to make a loop and hold w/ your fingers. Take the other string and wrap it around the loop. Then take the middle of the second string and pull it up inside the "wraped" part. \n It is easier learning to tie your shoes visually. Ask somone to show you and/or go to:\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_2625_tie-shoes.html\nOR, to tie them fast...\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_3285_tie-shoes-fast.html
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Try this: http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/lacingmethods.htm
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Have you thought of just going down to an Army Surplus Store and picking up a footlocker? They are made of wood with steel re-enforced corners, and have a tray insert. With a minimal amount of fuss, you can customize one to fit your needs.\n\n-SD-
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Since I don't know where you from, look on line and buy one there. Or find people in you community who might make the ice skating dresses
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You can make lacing cards by cutting shapes out of construction paper and laminating.  After you have laminated it punch holes around the edges.  Give the child the cards with shoe laces and let them practice lacing and tying.   If you are not able to verbally communicate with them then simply sit down and play with the cards along side of the child.   Tie the the shoe lace and then clap for yourself...showing the child the tied shoelace.  \n\nYou can also make availble dolls with shoes that tie. \n\nWhen you put the childs shoes, get their attention and be sure that they are watching. Tie his/her shoe (clap) and then untie and lead their hands to try as well.  Just some ideas.  hope they help :)
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Check out the "Ian Knot" on this site...\n\nhttp://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/knots.htm\n\nThere also tons of different ways to lace your shoes on this site.
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i dont get it?!! what about the purple shoe laces???
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when it get dreid, it is made into powder and then with suitable other mixture polish is made.i think banana has a typical sticky ,binding nature ,so it is used in polish so it get stick to shoes and last long.
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Natual footwer should be made of cotton. Try Airosoles
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There are someting called "Ashinaka" which translated would mean "the middle of the foot."  These were typically made of straw and would only cover the middle portion of the sole with the heels and toes protruding from the front and back.  They were worn to give better traction and gripping power.\n\nBTW...the link works if you take away the last three dots.
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you should be more specific but if you want to teach a child how to tie shoes or when to teach them try this http://www.ehow.com/how_5906_teach-child-tie.html
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Check the following link on Wikipedia.\n\nThe basic manufacturing process is explained on the page.\n\nUse your own common sense to try and develop quality controls at various stages that have been indicated in the wikipedia link.\n\nI am sure that there must some basic standards about the product specified by the authorities.\nIn India, we have the Bureau of Indian Standards that spells out the minimum parameters that are to be met by any product or service.\n\nI am sure that the US has Underwriters Lab, or some other body that has specified the minimum quality standards. Get hold of the standards, and if it's difficult for you to specify the standards, then ask the shoe polish equipment manufacturer to define them for you.
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Traditionally, basketballs were made using a rubber bladder (like a very sturdy rubber balloon) sealed inside of a sewn leather case. Later, a cloth lining was added between the rubber and the leather to add strength. Today, basketballs are made of flexible plastic shaped by a mechanical mold. The ball is pressurized by pumping air through a small hole on its side. \n\nIt would be quite an undertaking to make a basketball yourself, but you could probably do it the old fashioned way if you really wanted to. You'd need to get some leather and sew the pieces together around a very sturdy inflated plastic ball or balloon. Sewing leather can be kind of tricky, but you can do it with a bit of practice and a tool called an awl.
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I found it here\n\nhttp://peachpatch.com/shoes.html
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I have seen a model of Sydney opera made of wooden ice loly sticks.They are cheap and can be easily modifing material.\npick ur best answer.
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It's those oversized shoes....do you know how much leather it takes to make a pair of those things?