No lo puedo creer pense que era la unica de argentina. Desde el 2008 que estoy en esta comunidad. y hacia como 2 años que no entraba aqui. me alegra mucho que haya mas gente de aqui. Besos

Hi girls! some of you have patterns to make a pair of sneakers nautical number 38 (numbering from Argentina, not what would be the number in the U.S. or elsewhere in the world) is put them together and putting on the soles of PVC, I have the necessary machines to do it, because my father is a shoe cupboard specializes in sneakers and has a workshop with all the machines used for this work. You might wonder then why would not I have the molds to make it and say that this type of shoe for many years that my father does not do them also come here to shop and cut the shoe parts therefore I do not have any signs or mold to guide me. So I ask help to you. Sorry for my horrible English, is that I use the translator of English to communicate with you and I know nothing of this language. Thank you! : D

Looks very much like to read Brochero to me.
let them down a link where you can see the different types of Brochero or portapinceles (bearer of make up brushes). I want to learn how to make them and make changes to the original pattern but I need a mold and know what kind of material in them, a material that is washable.

http://images.google.com.ar/images?hl=es&q=portapinceles+profesional&btnG=Buscar+im%C3%A1genes&gbv=2

Thank you

hi girls!
Thank you for welcoming mandarine
The Brochero are like cartridge or hand bags or envelopes containing compartments where the makeup put their brushes.
P.d: excuse my English by what happens is that not speak and was not as my friend who knows to help me write, I was forced to use the translator google.
Bye

how you doing, my name is debora and i'm new here. I would like to ask a question to you and i hope it can be answered. i'm a professional makeup and i'd like start making brocheros for selling to my collegues.i only know a litle about the dresing and design World, i don't want to be simple "brocheros" but cool and originals,
does anyone have some sugestions like which material, mouls or any other detail i can use.

thanks in advance, debora