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If you’re looking for an unforgettable day, join our experienced craftsman, Paul Bradley, in a leather crafting day that focuses on types of leather, tools, design and construction.£110 per person.
We have put this leather crafting course together for anyone with an interest in leathercraft, someone who wishes to learn to make small leather goods such as wallets, purses, bags and belts or someone who has tried their hand at basic leathercraft and wishes to progress their skill level.
You don’t need any previous experience with leather crafting as you will learn the core skills and techniques on the course. It’s a perfect introduction to making small leather goods in a traditional manner.
To book email [email protected] or call Alison 07856 080517
All tools, equipment and materials are provided, as well as a free notebook to take away with you so you can use your notebook wallet straight away.
This workshop is designed to cover all the basic techniques and skills found in leatherworking. We have designed this course around the making of a simple notebook holder. We have chosen this project as it covers all the basic skills required to produce almost any small leather goods, and provides an excellent foundation set of skills to go on and make more complex items. There is also large scope for customisation of your project to make it uniquely your own.
You will : Use the provided patterns to produce a leather cover for a standard 5.5 x 3.5 supplied notebook. Be guided on how to design, draw out and customise a pattern. Learn all about the different tools used in leather working and how to use them. Learn how to cut out, assemble and mark for stitching. Learn and practice the techniques of the traditional saddle stitch to complete the assembly of your notebook. Learn how to finish your project with edge burnishing techniques and other small but important details that add to the overall professional look
Paul is a skilled craftsman who works in both leather and wood to create beautiful and functional items for everyday use. He became involved with Viking re-enactment in 1998 and this started his love of working with leather. Since then, he has amassed a large number of tools and techniques. He has a passion for teaching and enjoys passing on the many skills he has learned to others in his workshops. His leather items are highly sought after and work has appeared in both museum and film.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Little Studio on The Street, Ash, 34 The Street, Canterbury, CT3 2EW, United Kingdom,Canterbury, Kent
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