Pattern Cutting for Bags and Introduction to Leather craft

Name: Pattern Cutting for Bags and Introduction to Leather craft
Brand: Hands of Tym

Hands of Tym

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5-day practical leather bag pattern cutting and design course with leather crafting skills Learn leather bag design and creation processes with an introduction to leather crafting. Design bags in 3D See 1-day Pattern Cutting (The Basics) course, here . Join us in our Oxfordshire Workshop (UK) for a week of learning and making. Learn directly from Leathersmith and London College of Fashion Lecturer, Georgie Tym as she guides you through designing your own patterns from scratch to create a whole catalogue of 3D shapes for bags and accessories along with a basic introduction to leather crafting s

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Pattern Cutting for Bags and Introduction to Leather craft

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