

Basic 3-Item Workshop (Italian Buttero Museum Leather)
Start your leathercrafting journey by making three practical leather goods from premium Italian Buttero Museum vegetable-tanned leather.
This leather crafting workshop in Singapore takes place at The Leather Society and introduces you to the fundamentals of leathercraft while guiding you through the process of making a leather cardholder, luggage tag and key fob. You’ll learn how to work with full-grain vegetable-tanned leather, use solid brass hardware and personalise your finished pieces with hot foil stamping.
No prior leathercraft experience is required. With guidance from our experienced instructors, you’ll learn the essential techniques needed to begin exploring leathercraft with confidence.
What You’ll Learn
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Introduction to leathercraft, different types of leather and tanning processes
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How to cut and work with full-grain vegetable-tanned leather
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How to make a leather cardholder, luggage tag and key fob
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Basic leathercraft techniques and the proper use of leatherworking tools
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Personalisation through hot foil stamping of your initials
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How to finish and assemble your handmade leather goods
Your Three Projects
During the workshop, you’ll make and take home:
Leather Cardholder
A simple and practical everyday cardholder designed to introduce you to the fundamentals of leather construction.
Leather Luggage Tag
A functional travel accessory made using the same premium vegetable-tanned leather.
Leather Key Fob
A compact everyday accessory that lets you put your newly learned skills into practice.
Premium Italian Buttero Museum Leather
Tannery - Conceria Walpier, Tuscany, Italy
Leather - Buttero Museum Vegetable-Tanned Full-Grain Leather
Buttero Museum leather is a full-grain vegetable-tanned leather from Conceria Walpier, one of Tuscany's renowned traditional leather tanneries. It has a firm, structured feel with a distinctive surface character that develops a richer patina as it ages.
Your workshop leather also comes with the Pelle Vegetale Consortium Authenticity Tag, confirming that the Italian vegetable-tanned leather meets the consortium's standards for traditional vegetable tanning.
Workshop Details
Location: The Leather Society, Singapore
Duration: 2-3 hours
Level: Beginner-friendly
Projects: Leather Cardholder · Luggage Tag · Key Fob
Leather: Italian Buttero Museum Vegetable-Tanned Full-Grain Leather
Personalisation: Hot Foil Initial Stamping
Leave the workshop with three functional leather goods made by you, along with the foundational skills and knowledge to continue your leathercraft journey.
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Before/after
Vegetable-tanned leather changes with time and use. Its natural colour gradually deepens, developing a richer patina that makes each piece uniquely yours.

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