Leather Card Holder – Techniques & Process

$260.00

10 in stock

Arnhem 2026

Isaac Romero

Rozet – Lokaal 3.05

Thursday 22.10. 09.00 – 18.00

Beginner

Class Size Limit: 10 Students

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10 in stock

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Isaac Romero

Rozet – Lokaal 3.05

Thursday 22.10. 09.00 – 18.00

Beginner

Workshop Description: In this workshop, participants will create a leather card holder, while exploring a range of essential leatherworking techniques. The project focuses on a two-step dyeing process designed to achieve a subtly-aged effect. First, a traditional alcohol-based dye is applied to establish the base tone. This is followed by a water-based aniline dye, adding depth and variation to the final color. Students will also practice traditional saddle stitching using pricking irons. Both single and double pricking techniques will be covered, allowing participants to learn the fundamentals of saddle stitching through several hands-on exercises. Finally, edge finishing will be an important part of the process. Participants will work with edge paint as well as explore a more traditional approach through sanding and burnishing, allowing them to compare both methods and understand their applications. This workshop is designed to provide a solid foundation in practical techniques, while completing a functional leather piece.

Materials to bring: Pricking irons (3,38mm), cutting and pricking surface, creaser (1,5mm), wing divider, sanding block, sand paper (grits 500,1000,1500…), edge paint roller pen (or round awl), round knife or a knife able to cut 6-7mm at once), utility knife, sewing needles, thread scissors, edge burnisher, glue spreader, 21-24mm round brush, thread hammer, small stitching clamp, and a bowl for water and sponge.

Workshop Instructor: Isaac started with leather as a hobbyist around 1994. He studied at the Arts and Crafts Leather School in Cordoba (Spain) and Loewe´s Leather Design, receiving a Master’s Degree. He has been a full-time leather worker since 2003. Since 2018, he’s been sharing his knowledge, offering classes in different countries. In 2020, he started his business, Leather Artisan Lab, selling carefully selected premium leather tools. Isaac speaks Spanish and English.

Workshop Sponsors: Hermann Oak Leather Co., The Fiebing Company, Renia GmbH, Weaver Leather, Bee Natural Leathercare

CANCELLATION POLICY

• There is a $25 administration fee for canceling a workshop.

• The cost of each workshop will be refunded minus the $25 fee.

• No refunds for workshops after Friday, 9 October, 2026.

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