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Repairing Viking Shoes with Nicole Rudolph
Repairing Viking Shoes with Nicole Rudolph
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“The Welsh Viking”
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You might be an idiot in shoemaking Jimmy, but that's still better than the rest of us idiots who wished to make shoes on their own (yet haven't dared to even take the first plunge! 😅🤪🙃🙈)
Thanks to you both!❤️🤗🐝
Hehe, the opening in the van cracked me up. I too do not fear driving, rather it's the other people that scare me…
Lol. I saw this thumbnail and thought Nicole must have visited when she was over there last year. 😂
I heard "grease your awl" as "grease your owl" 🙂
I love you both! this was delightful to watch ! Thanks Jimmy and Nicole !
There's a lovely deception of a cobbler at work in Laura Ingalls Wilder's book 'Farmer Boy'. This is set in the 1880s or 1890s in upstate NY I think. Includes soaking leather, waxing threads and attaching boars' bristles.
Nicole is awesome. I’ve been a subscriber for quite a while. By the way, by the time you’ve walked in some mud nobody will see any mistakes in your shoes!
"Keep your leather wet and grease your awl" needs to be on a T-shirt.
"With both feet"? I see what you did there.
Absolutely fascinating. Knew about soaking the leather, but not about greasing the awl. Makes sense though.
Thanks Jimmy and Nicole
This was great. Nichole is wonderful and so knowledgeable about well everything! It’s great to see two favourites together!
I’ve saved for future reference. I found some leather at the thrift shop, someday I want to do something with it!
Thank you for a very good laugh😊❤.
Yes! Yes! Nichole is the best😂❤. Love you both. Watch both of you all the time.😊
Nicole is such a great creator, both in terms of clothes and videos; and her thumbnails are among the most glorious on YouTube. I like how Jimmy and Nicole have synced up their wardrobes for the Zoom chat; both rocking an early 20th Century look. Jimmy's delight at Nicole's sewing secrets is wonderful.
This will be such useful information for re-repairing my leather soled slippers!
JIMMY AND NICOLE AT THE SAME TIME?
ok, I’m calm now
thank you for sharing this conversation!
Nicole is amazing. I appreciate her historical videos for being so objective. I love these videos that show that you all talk to one another.
Cool. My two fav creators
2 of my favourite channels together 😊!
I have a pair of 18th century shoes I need to repair for my son….this video reminded me I need a new last.
I love Nicole! Have been subbed to her for a while.
Nicole: wet leather and lubrication for the awl.
Jimmy: 🤯
I have been leatherworking (mostly fantasy/larp, a bit of reenactment) for about 10 years now and turnshoes still flummox me. I've tried a couple of times with limited success.
J Wood Leather are in Keighley, not too far from you and I can't reccommend them highly enough.
I actually found this channel looking for things on turn shoes, got distracted by the long distance maille wearing and have been here since. I will definitely check out her channel.
This was lovely, and it would be great to see you put her advice to use and repair those shoes.
I always love when 'my youtubers' get together for some sort of thing :3
'Never take advice from a man who can't repair his own shoes' is to my knowledge a Somali saying haha, but honestly 'duct tape level' in any kind of craft or mending is more than admirable level to be at! I really want to get into whittling, tailoring, leatherworking etc. and i really don't need to be a master.
In a book about making Apache boots it says to use shoulder leather for the soles. Seems it would translate.