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\"Espadrille\"The term espadrille<\/strong> comes from Hispanic Arabic and refers to a footwear<\/strong> usually made with canvas<\/strong> and whose sole is made with hemp, esparto or other fibers. To secure them to the feet, espadrilles can have a ribbon or elastic, although sometimes they simply adjust.<\/p>\n

Widely used in countries<\/strong> Latin Americans, Spain<\/strong> and some regions<\/strong> French, espadrilles are characterized by being light. Although most are flat, some have a raised heel.<\/p>\n

The manufacture of espadrilles is often handmade, being woven on looms. Some Models<\/strong>, less simple, have a rubber covering on the sole in order to increase its durability and provide protection against water and humidity.<\/p>\n

Historians believe that espadrilles arose in the Ancient Rome<\/strong> as an evolution of the sandals used by the Egyptians. The Romans, to take care of the feet from sun exposure and high temperatures<\/strong>, they decided to create a shoe similar to a covered sandal.<\/p>\n

For many years, in Latin America<\/strong>, espadrilles were associated with the workers of the fields<\/strong>. Due to its comfort and low cost, those who worked in rural areas used to choose espadrilles to develop their chores<\/strong>. Currently, based on new designs and a wide variety of colors, espadrilles are used in summer by young people of all social classes, even in cities.<\/p>\n

Espadrilles Argentina<\/strong>, on the other hand, is a business<\/strong> with more than a century of history that is dedicated to the production of footwear and other textile articles. Its best known brand is Topper<\/strong>, created in 1975<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

How to make homemade espadrilles<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"Espadrilles\"Although at first glance it may seem like a process that can only take place in a factory<\/strong> specialized, many people make their own espadrilles, something that can save money and give you greater freedom when creating original designs.<\/p>\n

The necessary materials are:<\/p>\n

*<\/strong> two soles;
*<\/strong> pieces of cloth in the desired colors or designs;
*<\/strong> upholstery needles;
*<\/strong> waxed, twine or embroidery thread;
*<\/strong> paper for drawing the patterns;
*<\/strong> thick pins;
*<\/strong> pair of scissors;
*<\/strong> felt pens.<\/p>\n

The first step is to prepare the pattern. For those who have no previous experience in making espadrilles, they can always buy inexpensive ones, undo them and copy the pattern over the paper<\/strong>. The heel and the front toe are expected to be separated: the former is a kind of very wide rectangle with a certain curvature, while the toe should have a shape similar to that of a rounded tent viewed from the front.<\/p>\n

In espadrilles, there is no difference between the left and the right foot, something that facilitates the process and the tests. Therefore, at this point it is possible to trim the patterns<\/strong> and place them on each sole to make sure there are no errors or irregularities.<\/p>\n

Now is the time to cut the pieces of fabric, both for the lining and for the outer part. Next, it is recommended to add the desired decorations, and then sew everything along the contour; Note that the seam must be done from the inside, and therefore it is necessary to leave a small gap to turn the structure<\/strong> once this step is finished. For the soles, the process is the same as for the toe caps.<\/p>\n

Having the two pieces of each foot<\/strong>, it is possible to sew them to their respective soles. A tip to achieve a uniform result is to make small marks with the marker at the points where the needle will pass, and then fix the pieces to the sole with pins, starting with the back ones, so that their ends are inside the front ones. Before sewing between them, it is advisable to try on the espadrilles to make sure you do not close the gap too much.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n\n

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