You, Marion are "one of a kind" - the very best kind! Is anything too much bother for you? These shoes are just beautiful and will work with absolutely everything imaginable. Cobblers from yore will be turning over in their graves with envy. I have so often made shoes in my mind but always came to a halt over the pure engineering and design challenges. Rock on, Marion.
Marion, you are just GREAT! I would love a pair of shoes. I’m going to start collecting the things I need to make a pair of my own. Each time I watch your Chanel I become happy and feel like I can do what I never dreamed of. Keep up the amazing work you do and keep that positive attitude that rubs off on your viewers. I’m so much happier since I found you!❤❤❤❤
Marion teaches something that goes way beyond the individual projects that she shares, somehow she seems to get deep inside your psyche and helps you like and believe in yourself more.
Another marvelous tutorial, Marion ❤❤❤ I am inspired, love the idea of the rope soled shoes, read books about them being worn, but never saw them in the store. Now, thanks to you, I know what it would take to make my own. Thank you for the joy you share with your love for creating ❤❤❤
What a wonderful idea, dear Marion. Those shoes look so lovely and comfortable. As always, it is wonderful to watch your joy in the end. Heartwarming and inspiring ❤.
I love your joy at creating something you’ve always wanted to do !!! You’re such a resourceful & delightful woman & I’m so happy to enjoy your world Marion !!! 🧵🪡💙
Marion I remember buying espadrilles with this rope sole and canvas tops and you’d wear the out in one summer. You are amazing to make your own. You truly are always surprising me with your talent!
Brilliant! Another incredible make 👏 Btw one of my granddaughters made the dandelion puffs the other day such pretty results. Then I made your ice-cream for my two-year old grand-twins and they loved it and so did all the adults at the party 😁 Recipe request from everyone and your name was mentioned by me, thank you for all your efforts ❤️
Marion, you are amazing!!!!! Last week I watched a video of a elderly woman in Japan making those traditional flip flops from grass and thought, what if I knew how to make a pair of shoes, that I could pad deeply with wadding for my poor feet, and now you have given me a way to practice and figure out how to meet the constant pain of walking, from past surgery on both feet. Bless you a thousand times!!!
Very interesting Marion. I am a keen Korean Drama watcher. Especially the early time before it became Korea. It was in the Joseon era. The poor people made straw shoes and it looked like when you started with the string. Although their's was very primitive. Yours are amazing. 🎉❤
💐 I've always liked my name even though I always thought it was a little old fashioned for my generation ☺️ I never knew of any other Marions as I was growing up...
Wow Marion! My mind is blown!🤯 These shoes turned out so cute and it sounds like they are also incredibly comfortable. How lucky that the soles of the shoes you found fit your shoes so perfectly! I have small, narrow feet and it has been a dream of mine to learn to make shoes, so that I can have a pair that actually fit. Your designs are so innovative and I am in awe of your endless creativity. What a joy it is to spend time with you in Marion's World! 😊♥
It’s amazing to see all the creative talent you have and to watch the progress to its final form. Whatever your desire you are able to create. Congratulations on another great project.
Just brilliant, Marion! 😃 They look so much more sturdy than the cardboard sandals I made myself as a child - I loved sliding round the house in them! 😂x
Charity shops look out, there will be a stream of customers looking for trainers to take apart to make shoes😂. Brilliant, love your inventiveness and enthusiasm
One fantastic video after another🥰. I just can’t keep up. I want to do it all. You are incredibly creative. God has blessed you greatly. Thank you once again🪻🌷❤️🦋
I've made crochet slippers using the rubber sole from flip flops but I think your idea to use soles from trainers is much better. I'll definitely be looking for trainers in my local charity shop.
Thank you Marion for your video. Well what can be said, ingenious, amazing and every adjective out there. Your projects never cease to amaze. It is funny, I was just thinking about fabric balls and wondering what you do with them and now I know. We will all be on the hunt for stitchable trainers now as I agree with you ,we need to put rubbish outside or wander out to look at the garden ,put the washing out so a rubber sole would be the ideal. Brilliant.
Marion, your channel name should say "Marions marvellous miracle-making world "🤗You really are an amazing person.......I don't know what else to say 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Omg!!! That's absolutely fabulous!! I've always want to make my own shoes. But as simple as possible for me. Now I know. Marion you truly are amazing and you'll just give it a go and work it out. Definitely someone I can tribe with. 😊😊😊
Fabulous engineering! I could see a matching tote bag from the fabric twine! I have a lot of fabric twine, always wondering about more ideas on how to use it! Just a marvelous creation 👏👏👏🌹
Ahhh Marion, you are a wonder! Is there nothing you cannot do?!😂 I love watching you, the amazing things you create and your complete joy that bubbles through. 😊
@@marionsworld24 I love that so much! My dad used to do the same about me and would always say to Mum, 'What is she doing now?!' 🤣 We now say that about our daughter!
Interesting that you call that a Russian join, I don't use it in knitting because I don't like knots in my work but I do use it in crochet. I learnt it from my Dad while fishing, he called it a magic knot. I also use it when making cloth twine baskets. ❤️
I think I've always known it as the Russian join..🤔 I don't use it when I'm knitting either.. I usually spit splice. But it's better than weaving in ends if you've knit with acrylic or cotton. You've got me wondering if my Dad used it in fishing too... My Mam used to tie the beautiful fishing flies. Goodness knows what happened to her supplies. I can't remember seeing them when we had to clear her workroom out..
I love fishing flies. Sadly I don't have any of my Dad's either, they got rid of all his fishing stuff when they moved. It went to another fisherman so a good home but it would have been lovely to have a few. ❤️
Hello Marion. Well, I am now convinced there is absolutely nothing that you can’t turn your hand too! Your shoes look so comfy, I do believe you will be wearing them all the time. I am now left wondering what is coming next. But whatever it is, I am sure it is going to be delightful and thoroughly enjoyable. Have a great week.
I was like, "YES!!!" I've wanted to make my own shoes but have never done it. I have watched some Korean historical dramas and seen a sandal made with a fiber similar to your garden string. Also I came across espadrille kits with soles made in a similar way. Likely the climate, economic conditions, and lack of better materials were the main drivers for using twined plant fibers. Still, as you expressed, it's so satisfying to make yourself. Love them, and all you do here taking time to share. I can't wait to see your videos.
It would have been too easy to buy some soles..or a kit. I enjoy trying to figure it out myself. Whatever things turn out like I'll have enjoyed trying and also I'll have learned something too ☺️🪡🧵
I really enjoyed the whole process. I have to confess that I had a couple of attempts when making the first shoe. I didn't get it right the first time. I was trying to twist the string together, then I was couching it around. Then I realised I needed the thick felt, and at last my head pinged the crochet idea and that, as they say, was that!😂
Wow 🤩 I can't believe what I just watched! I showed my husband (who is a big fan of yours) and he said there is nothing that you can't do. He's not wrong, We can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Your shoes are beautiful what a lovely project loved watching you make these and feeling your warm and joy at making these, I always look forward to see what you create next, thank you for sharing. 😍😍
Oh my goodness, Marion. I loved this video. I’m sure I’ll never make a pair of shoes but I thoroughly enjoyed watching you and feeling your enthusiasm. 💖💖💖
Another amazing, interesting and thoroughly enjoyable tutorial! Since I watched your fabric bead tutorial I have had it in mind to make a fabric string and started collecting scraps with no clear idea of what to do with it....and now I know 😂
WOW, Marion!! Your shoes are so unique and beautiful!! Love your excitement. I would be excited if I could make shoes. No chance for that. I love to see the beautiful things you come up with and make. You have many talents. Love and Blessings to you!! ❤️😘🤗💕
Marion! Stunning, you are so clever and inspiring! Last year I was in Seville, and did an espadrilles workshop. My big take away was that 'espadrille' is the grass that was plaited to make the soles. Your crochet string absolutely replicates that! They also taught a fabulous measurement method based on the length of arms and hands and parts of hands in relationship to your feet. Like you say just keep trying on. But... now I am home in NZ, and it's winter, my beautiful espadrilles are unwearable in the wet. Thanks for the solution! Op shop soles! 😁
I think I'd have loved doing an espadrille workshop in Spain...How cool! I'll definitely be looking out for more thrifted shoes just so I can use the soles... Good job I mainly wear flat shoes!
It would have been too easy just to buy some leather and actually have a pattern! I like to just make things up as I go... hopefully without spending anything!😅👟
Hmmmm! I have seen slippers made with flip-flops, so it seems like using fabric twine would make it easy, for those of us who don’t crochet. It gives one ideas! I have often wished I could make shoes. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
This one has me grinning from ear to ear, you never cease to amaze me, not sure I would have the stamina to make a whole pair lol, but I did love watching you , how you worked it all out and they fit perfectly hehe 🤗 I remember having those straw rope kind of soles and when it rained they got all soggy and heavy, so although it's a shame to cover your hard work up, it's a good idea to have a waterproof sole 💧🤗🌈🌾🥰
You are truly amazing. Brilliant..Genuis...your shoes are beautiful ❤ You will be walking on sunshine 🌞 ☀️ ✨️ I made twine from your demonstration and it was so much easier to add the lengths together, and I believe stronger. Everything you do is so well thought out and efficient.
I think you have inspired me to make a pair of espadrilles. I’ll try sewing leather to the bottom of the soles to make them last longer. You are such an inspiration, Marion!
Marion, something similar is how espadrilles are made in Colombia and Peru. You can walk on it outside in cement, rocks and the like. Getting them wet is not a problem since it makes the twine stronger. ... thank you for sharing. 😊
This is fascinating! A wonderful use of your fabric twine, and a sole for my crocheted slippers! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity! Peace and Blessings to you! 🌻🧶🧵🪡
OMGosh! I'll never make a pair of shoes but it was SO much fun watching you make these! You're amazing! oxoxxoxo And YES I think you have made the first ever pair of fabric twine shoes!!!
😅 thanks Jeri. I'm happy you enjoyed watching. I thought I was probably the only person who would make shoes from garden string...but I also thought it might be interesting to see me do it...🤣👟👟
What nice shoes you have made! 😊 You will float as if on clouds in future, dancing through everyday life...💃🏻 I wish that for you! I haven't started on the last tulips yet. There has been so much to do now, but I hope to finish soon. 🌷 Wish you all the best! 😊❤
Oh Marion you sre amazing. Making your own shoes. So inspiring thst lovely twine makes it one of a kind. But I’m verry inspiredI’m gonna embroider my linnen shoes that’s is a littlebit of making my own shoes. Thank you again for a lovely video❤️
@@marionsworld24 Yes! Your right. I remember when I was expecting my first baby I started knitting left handed, I made a mistake and asked mum to help me fix it, mum said “ I can’t help you because the knitting is back to front” I went home pulled it out and started knitting right handed. 😅 It’s amazing how the brain works when you are determined to get things done
OMG Marion, there is nothing you cant do! It is indeed a Marion’s World, where everything you make is marvelous pieces of pure joy and art!
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You, Marion are "one of a kind" - the very best kind! Is anything too much bother for you? These shoes are just beautiful and will work with absolutely everything imaginable. Cobblers from yore will be turning over in their graves with envy. I have so often made shoes in my mind but always came to a halt over the pure engineering and design challenges. Rock on, Marion.
I so agree ❤❤❤❤ I love you my friend Marion .❤❤❤❤😊
I got such a tickle watching your joy at making these fantastic shoes. Yes, you very well deserve a drum roll. You are simply amazing, Marion!
Yes, welcome to Marion's Cobbler shop. Oh wait, you have to make your own shoes. Marion you are such a joy to watch!
I just get carried away with myself.. ☺️
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Marion, you are just GREAT! I would love a pair of shoes. I’m going to start collecting the things I need to make a pair of my own. Each time I watch your Chanel I become happy and feel like I can do what I never dreamed of. Keep up the amazing work you do and keep that positive attitude that rubs off on your viewers. I’m so much happier since I found you!❤❤❤❤
Marion teaches something that goes way beyond the individual projects that she shares, somehow she seems to get deep inside your psyche and helps you like and believe in yourself more.
That's so lovely Maxine. I'm so happy you feel inspired 👍☺️💐
You must be constantly planning new projects Marion. I wasn't expecting this one! Lovely and unique!
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Another marvelous tutorial, Marion ❤❤❤
I am inspired, love the idea of the rope soled shoes, read books about them being worn, but never saw them in the store. Now, thanks to you, I know what it would take to make my own.
Thank you for the joy you share with your love for creating ❤❤❤
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What a wonderful idea, dear Marion. Those shoes look so lovely and comfortable. As always, it is wonderful to watch your joy in the end. Heartwarming and inspiring ❤.
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You take things to the next level Marion, what an awesome thing to have shoes you made yourself.
👍 I'm sure others have made shoes...but I doubt they did it with crocheted string 🤣
I love your joy at creating something you’ve always wanted to do !!! You’re such a resourceful & delightful woman & I’m so happy to enjoy your world Marion !!! 🧵🪡💙
Marion I remember buying espadrilles with this rope sole and canvas tops and you’d wear the out in one summer. You are amazing to make your own. You truly are always surprising me with your talent!
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You must never sleep with all your amasing ideas
They are brilliant Marion, so unique and so you!
Brilliant! Another incredible make 👏
Btw one of my granddaughters made the dandelion puffs the other day such pretty results. Then I made your ice-cream for my two-year old grand-twins and they loved it and so did all the adults at the party 😁 Recipe request from everyone and your name was mentioned by me, thank you for all your efforts ❤️
That's brilliant to hear. I'm pleased the ice cream was a success and the dandelions too ☺️
Beautiful Marion! The engineering you put in the construction was amazing! Thank you for sharing!❤
Amazing, and totally beautiful. You are truly inspirational Marion.
Marion, you are amazing!!!!! Last week I watched a video of a elderly woman in Japan making those traditional flip flops from grass and thought, what if I knew how to make a pair of shoes, that I could pad deeply with wadding for my poor feet, and now you have given me a way to practice and figure out how to meet the constant pain of walking, from past surgery on both feet. Bless you a thousand times!!!
Oh I'm sorry to hear you have painful feet... That must impact your getting around... I think some thick felt soles might be comfortable...💐
Very interesting Marion. I am a keen Korean Drama watcher. Especially the early time before it became Korea. It was in the Joseon era. The poor people made straw shoes and it looked like when you started with the string. Although their's was very primitive. Yours are amazing. 🎉❤
Thanks Poppy ☺️ I've been wearing them outside 👍
Wowzers! I know for sure that this is waaay beyond my capabilities. You’re a treasure, Marion!❤
You are a marvel of creativity, Marion. Thank you for sharing your world with us.
Thanks so much for your support ☺️💐
Marion was my mothers name and i must say you are a gem. Please keep up the great work you do. It a delight watching your videos.
💐 I've always liked my name even though I always thought it was a little old fashioned for my generation ☺️ I never knew of any other Marions as I was growing up...
Wow Marion! My mind is blown!🤯 These shoes turned out so cute and it sounds like they are also incredibly comfortable. How lucky that the soles of the shoes you found fit your shoes so perfectly! I have small, narrow feet and it has been a dream of mine to learn to make shoes, so that I can have a pair that actually fit. Your designs are so innovative and I am in awe of your endless creativity. What a joy it is to spend time with you in Marion's World! 😊♥
I just couldn't believe it too. I don't really wear trainers so I was just hoping I wasn't wasting the £4.... But hurrah..it worked out fine!👟👟
I have done something similar for years nice to see someone else doing the same : ) I sold 20-30 of them each spring called them hippie garden slipper
That's amazing!
Love the shoes !!!! Would wear them every where !!
I am!😅
It’s amazing to see all the creative talent you have and to watch the progress to its final form. Whatever your desire you are able to create. Congratulations on another great project.
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Just brilliant, Marion! 😃 They look so much more sturdy than the cardboard sandals I made myself as a child - I loved sliding round the house in them! 😂x
Cardboard sandals sound good... I never made them when I was little. How wonderful!
Your world is a wonderful place to be. Thanks for letting us visit.
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Charity shops look out, there will be a stream of customers looking for trainers to take apart to make shoes😂. Brilliant, love your inventiveness and enthusiasm
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One fantastic video after another🥰. I just can’t keep up. I want to do it all. You are incredibly creative. God has blessed you greatly. Thank you once again🪻🌷❤️🦋
Thanks! For the most imaginative use of fabric twine ever!
Thank you for your support too!💐👍☺️
I've made crochet slippers using the rubber sole from flip flops but I think your idea to use soles from trainers is much better. I'll definitely be looking for trainers in my local charity shop.
The trainers have worked really well..!
Thank you Marion for your video. Well what can be said, ingenious, amazing and every adjective out there. Your projects never cease to amaze. It is funny, I was just thinking about fabric balls and wondering what you do with them and now I know. We will all be on the hunt for stitchable trainers now as I agree with you ,we need to put rubbish outside or wander out to look at the garden ,put the washing out so a rubber sole would be the ideal. Brilliant.
So sad though about covering up the lovely crocheted part though😏
Marion, you and your shoes are one of a kind. Brilliant x
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Marion, your channel name should say "Marions marvellous miracle-making world "🤗You really are an amazing person.......I don't know what else to say 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
😂 Thanks so much Pauline!
In fact each of your shoes is one of a kind. So now you have to wear them out so you can have the satisfaction of repairing them. They look great.
I really loved the challenge of making these..
Omg!!! That's absolutely fabulous!! I've always want to make my own shoes. But as simple as possible for me. Now I know. Marion you truly are amazing and you'll just give it a go and work it out. Definitely someone I can tribe with. 😊😊😊
Great! Just dive right in and work it out... Nothing beats doing the practical work...
Wow, so looking forward to watching this. Marion the Shoemaker, no elves required. 😁❤️❤️❤️
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Fabulous engineering! I could see a matching tote bag from the fabric twine! I have a lot of fabric twine, always wondering about more ideas on how to use it! Just a marvelous creation 👏👏👏🌹
I have another idea for the cloth twine already!
Marion you are so clever. The shoes are adorable 🥰
I love them too ☺️
Ahhh Marion, you are a wonder! Is there nothing you cannot do?!😂 I love watching you, the amazing things you create and your complete joy that bubbles through. 😊
Thank you Leanne. I'm so happy you enjoyed it. Michael used to just shake his head when I got going on some odd thing or another... 👟👟
@@marionsworld24 I love that so much! My dad used to do the same about me and would always say to Mum, 'What is she doing now?!' 🤣 We now say that about our daughter!
Interesting that you call that a Russian join, I don't use it in knitting because I don't like knots in my work but I do use it in crochet. I learnt it from my Dad while fishing, he called it a magic knot. I also use it when making cloth twine baskets. ❤️
I think I've always known it as the Russian join..🤔 I don't use it when I'm knitting either.. I usually spit splice. But it's better than weaving in ends if you've knit with acrylic or cotton.
You've got me wondering if my Dad used it in fishing too... My Mam used to tie the beautiful fishing flies. Goodness knows what happened to her supplies. I can't remember seeing them when we had to clear her workroom out..
I love fishing flies. Sadly I don't have any of my Dad's either, they got rid of all his fishing stuff when they moved. It went to another fisherman so a good home but it would have been lovely to have a few. ❤️
Hello Marion. Well, I am now convinced there is absolutely nothing that you can’t turn your hand too! Your shoes look so comfy, I do believe you will be wearing them all the time. I am now left wondering what is coming next. But whatever it is, I am sure it is going to be delightful and thoroughly enjoyable. Have a great week.
You know I will be! 😅👟👟
Wow Marion they are brilliant your own designer shoes 👞 👟 ❤ xx
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Marion--you are the best! So inspiring, creative, practical and upcycling all in one!! I love it🤩
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I was like, "YES!!!" I've wanted to make my own shoes but have never done it.
I have watched some Korean historical dramas and seen a sandal made with a fiber similar to your garden string. Also I came across espadrille kits with soles made in a similar way. Likely the climate, economic conditions, and lack of better materials were the main drivers for using twined plant fibers.
Still, as you expressed, it's so satisfying to make yourself.
Love them, and all you do here taking time to share. I can't wait to see your videos.
It would have been too easy to buy some soles..or a kit. I enjoy trying to figure it out myself. Whatever things turn out like I'll have enjoyed trying and also I'll have learned something too ☺️🪡🧵
They turned out great how wonderful to make your own shoes. Your pleasure and enthusiasm was lovely to see ❤
I really enjoyed the whole process. I have to confess that I had a couple of attempts when making the first shoe. I didn't get it right the first time. I was trying to twist the string together, then I was couching it around. Then I realised I needed the thick felt, and at last my head pinged the crochet idea and that, as they say, was that!😂
Head pinging is great when it happens, and a wonderful way to put it 😁❤️
You’re amazing, Marion! ❤️🇨🇦
Wow 🤩 I can't believe what I just watched! I showed my husband (who is a big fan of yours) and he said there is nothing that you can't do. He's not wrong, We can't wait to see what you come up with next.
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You are so stinkin’ cute! Drum roll please!! I love it, you, and your shoes! Bravo!
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All I can say is well done.
Your shoes are beautiful what a lovely project loved watching you make these and feeling your warm and joy at making these, I always look forward to see what you create next, thank you for sharing. 😍😍
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You are amazing Marion ❤
Oh my goodness, Marion. I loved this video. I’m sure I’ll never make a pair of shoes but I thoroughly enjoyed watching you and feeling your enthusiasm. 💖💖💖
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Another amazing, interesting and thoroughly enjoyable tutorial! Since I watched your fabric bead tutorial I have had it in mind to make a fabric string and started collecting scraps with no clear idea of what to do with it....and now I know 😂
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WOW, Marion!! Your shoes are so unique and beautiful!! Love your excitement. I would be excited if I could make shoes. No chance for that. I love to see the beautiful things you come up with and make. You have many talents. Love and Blessings to you!!
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Hi Marion these are brilliant, they look so comfy and definitely unique thanks for sharing Hx
Now that’s a special talent Marion, your shoes are spectacular! Enjoy them ☺️💕
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Marion you are so amazing, I didn’t expect to see this project today, but you have outdone yourself this time. So much fun, love it. Bless you. 😊 ❤❤❤
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Marion! Stunning, you are so clever and inspiring!
Last year I was in Seville, and did an espadrilles workshop. My big take away was that 'espadrille' is the grass that was plaited to make the soles. Your crochet string absolutely replicates that! They also taught a fabulous measurement method based on the length of arms and hands and parts of hands in relationship to your feet. Like you say just keep trying on.
But... now I am home in NZ, and it's winter, my beautiful espadrilles are unwearable in the wet. Thanks for the solution! Op shop soles! 😁
I think I'd have loved doing an espadrille workshop in Spain...How cool!
I'll definitely be looking out for more thrifted shoes just so I can use the soles... Good job I mainly wear flat shoes!
Oh man! These are fun and cool looking!! Good on ya for making a pair of shoes. You constantly amaze me with your talent.
It would have been too easy just to buy some leather and actually have a pattern! I like to just make things up as I go... hopefully without spending anything!😅👟
Marvellous, Marion! Inspirational, & a fabulous way to put fabric twine to an excellent, practical use, as well as being a lot of fun to watch! 🐦⬛
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Hmmmm! I have seen slippers made with flip-flops, so it seems like using fabric twine would make it easy, for those of us who don’t crochet. It gives one ideas! I have often wished I could make shoes. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
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This one has me grinning from ear to ear, you never cease to amaze me, not sure I would have the stamina to make a whole pair lol, but I did love watching you , how you worked it all out and they fit perfectly hehe 🤗 I remember having those straw rope kind of soles and when it rained they got all soggy and heavy, so although it's a shame to cover your hard work up, it's a good idea to have a waterproof sole 💧🤗🌈🌾🥰
Yes, sad about the crochet, but otherwise they'd have remained house slippers and not actual shoes 👟👟
If they weren't so comfortable, those shoes would be worthy of being put on display in an art gallery. They look amazing.
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You are truly amazing. Brilliant..Genuis...your shoes are beautiful ❤ You will be walking on sunshine 🌞 ☀️ ✨️ I made twine from your demonstration and it was so much easier to add the lengths together, and I believe stronger. Everything you do is so well thought out and efficient.
Excellent Pam. I'm pleased it worked well for you. I've always thought it was easier and quicker too...
These are amazing. Such a talented lady.
Marion, you are such an inspiration! I so enjoy listening to your enthusiasm! Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks to make crafting very fun! 🥳🙂
Surely we craft to enjoy ourselves..☺️
I love these and would definitely wear them. You are a very talented lady. Thanks for sharing.
I think you have inspired me to make a pair of espadrilles. I’ll try sewing leather to the bottom of the soles to make them last longer. You are such an inspiration, Marion!
Brilliant!
Marion, something similar is how espadrilles are made in Colombia and Peru. You can walk on it outside in cement, rocks and the like. Getting them wet is not a problem since it makes the twine stronger. ... thank you for sharing. 😊
I had no idea. I thought they'd just get wet and come apart... Maybe I'll have to make some more!
Love the shoes and love your channel. I’m so excited to see the next project. You are so smart and talented. ❤️❤️❤️
I love watching your videos!
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Well Marion you never cease to amaze me. They would make great beach shoes. What’s next I wonder?
🤔 I usually don't even know myself 😂
Good job, Marion!👍👍 🌈💚🙏💚🌈
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Wow the shoes are fantastic. You are so creative I'm in awe of you. Someday I hope to make a pair. TY for sharing.
This is fascinating! A wonderful use of your fabric twine, and a sole for my crocheted slippers! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity! Peace and Blessings to you! 🌻🧶🧵🪡
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Fabulous work
OMGosh! I'll never make a pair of shoes but it was SO much fun watching you make these! You're amazing! oxoxxoxo And YES I think you have made the first ever pair of fabric twine shoes!!!
😅 thanks Jeri. I'm happy you enjoyed watching. I thought I was probably the only person who would make shoes from garden string...but I also thought it might be interesting to see me do it...🤣👟👟
Brilliant Marion!! Just brilliant!
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Marion, this is brilliant! 🤩
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Marion, there is no end to your talents! What a joyful video! Thank you so much.
How ingenious Marion. Now I have another use for my fabric twine. I also have wanted to make my own shoes. Yippee❤
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You constantly amaze me
Amazing 💕💕💕
I am totally amazed, as I always wanted to make a pair of shoes :) And I giggled when you did cause they are so much fun :)
They surely are ☺️👟
Awesome shoes. Regards Helen
You are absolutely brilliant! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌷💖🌷
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these shoes are so fun! 💖💖💖
You are so amazing. I too believe you are one of a kind, a pearl of great prize!! Thank you so very much. 😊
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What nice shoes you have made! 😊 You will float as if on clouds in future, dancing through everyday life...💃🏻 I wish that for you!
I haven't started on the last tulips yet. There has been so much to do now, but I hope to finish soon. 🌷 Wish you all the best! 😊❤
They really are super comfy to walk in👟👟
I just found your channel and I have been enjoying your videos! Marion, you are so talented!!! Thank you for sharing your world with all of us!❤
Ooh.. welcome to my channel ☺️
I'm so happy you've found me 💐
Oh Marion you sre amazing. Making your own shoes. So inspiring thst lovely twine makes it one of a kind. But I’m verry inspiredI’m gonna embroider my linnen shoes that’s is a littlebit of making my own shoes. Thank you again for a lovely video❤️
They'll look beautiful!👟👟
This is so cool! Thanks for the demonstration.
Your enthusiasm knows no bounds it’s exciting now I have something else to look for in the charity shop. What on earth are you going to do next ❤
Goodness knows 😂
Absolutely fantastic Marion. I love your shoes. I’m also left handed and crochet right handed 😊
Taught by right handed mothers....☺️
@@marionsworld24 Yes! Your right. I remember when I was expecting my first baby I started knitting left handed, I made a mistake and asked mum to help me fix it, mum said “ I can’t help you because the knitting is back to front” I went home pulled it out and started knitting right handed. 😅 It’s amazing how the brain works when you are determined to get things done
Marion you are amazing!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I have also got a pair of shoes on my bucket list 😅
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You are adorable. Just found your channel from the fabric twine video, so thanks!
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Love your shoes ❤
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I Just looove your shoes ❤❤❤ I have to make a pair ❤❤❤❤ you are so clever❤❤
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i absolutely love them!!!
They're great to wear!