Recently I've had the pleasure of having some interesting participants from Malaysia, Holland as well as Spain who took part in the Small Leather Goods workshop which have kick started in Bangkok having previously held in Malaysia.
They came with no prior knowledge nor experience in leather work but left with a new enjoyable and addictive skill which they can't wait to start on new projects of their own.
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| Shayna is busy hand stitching her leather passport holder using the saddle stitch method for the first time. |
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| Adding some finishing touches to her leather passport holder. |
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| The lovely couple from Holland, Rene and Molly. Molly made a statement that she will never again ask for any discounts in future whenever shopping for handcrafted leather bags citing the amount of effort and work put into each leather goods. Molly made us laugh! |
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| The couple doing well hand stitching for the first time with the help of the saddlers clamp |
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| Maite is seen here assembling her leather passport holder. She has just finished cutting the leather pieces using the paper pattern she learned to make. |
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| Maite was initially very concerned about not being able to remember the stitch sequence but found hand stitching is a breeze after all! |
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