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Steampunk shoes, therefore, don’t need to have little steam engines or mechanical walking supports. Steampunk shoes are those which help evoke the flavour of the genre.
Victorian steampunk high heels
By AshantiLou
Handmade in London from pearls, crystals and leather. These shoes are for those who like to stand out in the crowd. 5% of sales of these shoes go to charity too.
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Steampunk wedding shoes
By LoveMirandaMarie
These shoes are hand painted with an old world map design, complete with sea monster battle. The Latin inscription translates as “The price of glory… A Sea Battle!”
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Steampunk Moccasin LARP shoes
By Debbie Leather
These aren’t the only steampunk style shoes in this TradeCraft Bonus round up. Each of dleather’s creations are made by hand for each order. You place your order and wait 15 to 20 business days while they’re made.
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Steampunk inspired decoupage bootie shoes
By PastelDreamShoes
I had to ask a crafter geek what decoupage was; the art and science of sticking paper to things. That’s why these Victorian style shoes have 10 coats of specialised waterproof varnish. PasteDreamShoes has a good technique but warns that getting these booties soaking might cause a problem.
I’m curious…
Steampunk Spats Lace Boot Covers
By Chrisst
These aren’t shoes. These are steampunk style accessories for your heels. Slip them on and lace up the back. Each one ships worldwide from Kangaroo Valley in Australia.
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Gladiator sandles steampunk style
By Debbie Leather
Still steampunk? I think so. I can imagine these sandles being worn as part of a steampunk outfit. As is the vase of dleather orders these sandles are made once you order. Male or female sizes are taken and the shoes made for you.
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Steampunk Pirate Boots
By Debbie Leather
Handmade to order and shipping worldwide from Arizon, these boots have keys and straps and a perfectly steampunk pirate.
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