shoemaker

On one side of the bakery was a shoemaker.

At the milliner’s shop, she chose a bonnet to match the dress, and at the shoemaker’s, a pair of sturdy oxfords that would do nicely for the fall weather.

That confidence comes in contrast to other shoemakers.

Hollywood was once the ideal place for a shoemaker, says Francis, with its voracious creative industry that churned out a constant stream of people who needed to make themselves stand out from the crowd.

A shoemaker in town constructed the ball out of double-twisted woolen yarn, covered in calf’s skin.