We cut keys and have a wide selection of options, such as automobiles, motorcycles, living spaces, padlocks, offices, mailboxes and campers. Julie Derrick, from JD Shoe Repair, shares how to get your shoes ready for warmer weather. The weather has tossed us about this spring. We love projects that tell a story, and this bag has a great one. The customer's mother did the needlepoint and had the bag assembled, likely in the 1950s, .
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JD's Shoe repair was founded in 2009 by Julie Derrick, a cobbler trained in Portland under the tutelage of master cobblers. The original space was in a rehabilitated gas station on North Vancouver Ave.
The shop has resided in its current location at 7015 N Greeley Ave since 2017 Working in local shoe repair shops formed the basis of Julie's cobbling skills, and she has been fortunate to be mentored by some of the most experienced cobblers in the region.
The shop has resided in its current location at 7015 N Greeley Ave since 2017 Working in local shoe repair shops formed the basis of Julie's cobbling skills, and she has been fortunate to be mentored by some of the most experienced cobblers in the region.
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Dowels, cowboys, work boots, sneakers, clogs, boots, shoes: almost all heels can be repaired and replaced, and they're the most common area of wear on a shoe. When run down into the heel block, we build the block up and put on new caps. There's a broad range of possibilities here, so be sure to get your boots and shoes checked out before you throw them away.
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We've put together a new section of our website to showcase the range of repairs that are not shoes. We named it the Odd Jobs section. Check it out and remember that shoe repair is so much more than you might think. Shoe repair goes well beyond shoes. The major part of our work is on shoes and boots, but we bring in a wide variety of projects that are unique and singular.
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