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8th October 12, 07:28 AM
#9
 Originally Posted by Tobus
But on a shoe where you'd have to trim the fabric with an Xacto knife or some other awkward tool around the sole, you'll undoubtedly have fraying issues. I honestly don't have any advice on how to trim it and seal the edge of the fabric that will look nice.
Thought of the day.
- Take masking tape and cover the shoe.
- Trim the tape to make a pattern, split the pattern along the back seam.
- Use the pattern to cut out a piece of tartan fabric.
The edge of the fabric could be fray checked by sewing a very thin piece of bind tape to the edges, ribbon folded in half might work for the binding tape. I may also be possible to simply stitch around the edge of the fabric to delay fraying until the glue has set.
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