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Leather Pencil Case Making Workshop

Learn how to make a zippered leather pencil case in a 4-hour workshop.

18 Square Shed

5.0 (20)

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4 hours

1 to 4 guests

$110 - $120 (Afterpay available)

($110 for Weekdays; $120 for Weekends)

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Overview

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Teacher

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What you'll do

Looking for unique things to do in Brisbane? Join the 18 Square Shed in this fun leather pencil case making workshop!

In this class, you will learn how to craft a practical zippered leather pencil case. No prior experience is necessary, so don't worry if you've never worked with leather before! This class is kept small, with a maximum of 4 people, so everyone gets plenty of time and attention, making it perfect for beginners.

Throughout the workshop, your teacher, Emma, will guide you step-by-step on how to create your own unique pencil case. You'll learn essential leatherworking techniques, such as cutting, punching holes, and stitching.

By the end of the class, you'll walk away with a beautiful handmade pencil case that you can proudly use or give as a thoughtful gift to your loved ones.

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Knowledge required

Beginner friendly

What you'll get

A complete leather pencil case to take home

What to bring

All material provided.

Please wear enclosed shoes.

Add-on available for this class

Fold-over Card Wallet Kit to make at home ($30)

You can add this when you book (optional).

Location

Brighton, QLD

Exact location is masked for privacy. You'll automatically get the specific address after booking.

Leather Pencil Case Making Workshop location

More about this class

This class is new, and this teacher has 20 reviews for their other experiences - which you can see here.

This class is also covered by ClassBento's money-back guarantee.

Your teacher

18 Square Shed

5.0 (20)

Hi, I am Emma, a leatherworker with many years of experience of crafting. I was taught by my beautiful mother at an early age how to sew and knit, the passion for handcrafts she sparked in me has continued to this day.

Leather is such an interesting material to work with, possibilities are almost endless as to what you can create, and I am always finding new avenues to explore.

I love teaching people how to create their very own leather items. I get such enjoyment seeing someone learn a new skill, and walk away from my workshops with not only a completed product but also with the confidence and knowledge to explore this craft on their own.