1:1 Leathercraft Workshops

£300.00

Want to learn leathercraft or polish up on some of your existing skills? Join us in the workshop for a 1:1 leathercraft workshop where we can cover a range of skills and projects based around your skill level and what you would like to achieve with your time with us.

Workshops can be booked on 1, 2 or 3 days and are 100% tailored to your requirements. For complete beginners, on a 1 day or multi day session, the first day will be split in half, we will cover the basics of leathercraft in the morning including leather selection, tools for the job and their uses, leather preparation and hand stitching techniques. After lunch, we will start on our selected project, this can be a notebook cover, simple card holder or a passport cover. This ensures that each student goes home with a complete project and the knowledge to create simple leathercraft products from home.

For students who have had some previous experience in leathercraft we can cover a range of projects or have a day learning advanced techniques to help propel you in your leathercraft journey.

Our workshop days, run from 10 am to 5pm.

Workshop materials are included in the price, if you would like to purchase some more leather at the end of your time with us this can be arranged.

If you would like to contact us to go over what you would like to cover on a 1:1 workshop, email us and we will get back to you.

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When measuring for your new dog collar, the best option is to measure the internal length of a current collar adjusted to how you like it fitted. To do this, remove the collar from your dog and do it up at the desired fitting, then with a flexible tape measure measure around the inside of the collar. This length will be where the middle hole will fit on your new collar.

You can also measure around your dogs neck. Place the tape measure around your dogs neck where the collar will sit and to a tightness that you like.

We will use the measurements provided as the internal measurement and add 2 larger and 2 smaller holes for adjustment.

Belts

The best way is to measure your current belt from the inside of the buckle to the hole that is used most. You can also use a tape measure and measure around your waist where your belt will sit.

We will add 3 larger and 3 smaller holes for adjustment.

1:1 Leathercraft Workshops

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