<D2 dancers use and with toe spacers toe tape lamb’s wool. Depending on the durability of the shoe and the dancer’s <B3 preference they will either put in more or less padding. [2 photos, 2 captions] Because sometimes studio floors can be slippery, D2>some dancers the end of their shoes; you cut of the darn <D2 covering on the and start sewing a satin platform covering for the platform of the shoe by making tiny stitches onto the harder fabric underneath. This makes the platform D1>Although that is less likely to slip. this makes it harder to <D1 slip it is very time consuming. Some dancers just cut off the satin on the and sew the edges. And if you’re platform really lazy you can just cut the satin off from the and platform D2>Also not sew it or not cut it off at all. if you don’t want
dancers use toe spacers and toe tape with lamb’s wool. <D2 Depending on the durability of the shoe and the dancer’s preference they will either put in more or less padding. <B3 [2 photos, 2 captions] Because sometimes studio floors can be slippery, D2>some dancers darn the end of their shoes; you cut of the satin covering on the platform <D2 and start sewing a covering for the platform of the shoe by making tiny stitches onto the harder fabric underneath. This makes the platform that is less likely to slip. D1>Although this makes it harder to slip it is very time consuming. <D1 Some dancers just cut off the satin on the platform and sew the edges. And if you’re really lazy you can just cut the satin off from the platform and not sew it or not cut it off at all. D2>Also if you don’t want
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