In the cold winter months, your feet can catch a chill just from walking around your home. Park yourself in front of the fire and make yourself a pair of moccasins to warm up your feet, keep comfy, and stay stylish while you're hanging out...

Tom Ant Vachon

Learn how to make leather deer skin moccasins in this easy step by step tutorial. A fully photographed moccasin DIY that everyone can follow. These leather moccasins are lined with shearling to keep your feet warm. Learn the process from start to finish.

●DIY MOCCASIN●: This moccasin shoes are easy to make, It took me about 2 hours to make them.

Throughout history, the pucker-toe moccasin has been a popular style of footwear. It's comfortable and easy to make.

How to Make Ecological One-piece Moccashoes: This might be the easiest way ever to make a great-looking shoe! This “moccashoe” is composed of one piece, with a flap that folds over the foot. Stitch a bottom sole on (optional), stitch the heel, stitch the body of the moccasin to the flap, and. …

So yesterday we were talking about making an Ojibwe Pucker Toe Moccasin Pattern. Today I am going to show you how to sew your moccasins together! To assemble, line the marks, horizontal and vertical, from the top and bottom and run a piece of sinew through each as place holders. Use your awl to pierce the holes before you run the sinew through. Hold the awl like so, and make sure your other hand grips the leather close to where you plan to pierce it. But don't stab yourself! Be careful…

CLICK HERE for more views of the finished product on at my Etsy store! So I decided it was high time for another shoe tutorial! I haven't been completely lazy this last month or so though, my friends, I just didn't take the time to make a tutorial for my most recent project, an pair of leather flip-flops that are amazingly comfortable!!! I had hoped to make a tutorial for these, but then I got sucked into a fun fairy tale theme painting project and have spent the last few weeks consumed by…

Indian Moccasin Template - Large

All the Above Patterns are from a great book, Craft Manual of North American Indian Footwear. Also if you interested ...