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Bucket Bag Leather Crafting Workshop

Sale price$349.00 SGD

Learn how to craft your own leather bucket bag using premium full-grain vegetable-tanned leather.

This leather crafting workshop in Singapore takes place at The Leather Society and guides you through the complete process of making a leather bucket bag from start to finish. No prior leathercraft experience is required, making it suitable for beginners as well as experienced leathercraft enthusiasts.

This hands-on workshop covers the key stages of bag construction, including cutting and preparing the leather, assembly, gluing, punching and traditional hand-stitching. You’ll be guided through each stage by our experienced instructors while learning practical techniques used in leather goods construction.

What You’ll Learn

  • Introduction to leathercraft and the construction of a leather bucket bag
  • How to cut and prepare full-grain vegetable-tanned leather
  • Techniques for accurately assembling and gluing leather components
  • How to mark and punch stitching holes
  • Traditional hand-stitching techniques for leather bag construction
  • How to assemble, finish and refine your completed bucket bag

Your Project

During the workshop, you’ll make and take home:

Leather Bucket Bag

A functional everyday bag constructed from full-grain vegetable-tanned leather. Every component is cut, assembled and hand-stitched by you, giving you the opportunity to experience the complete process of making a leather bag from scratch.

Materials Provided

Everything you need to complete the workshop is provided, including:

  • Leathercraft tools
  • Full-grain vegetable-tanned leather
  • Hardware and other materials required for construction

Workshop Details

Location: The Leather Society, Singapore
Duration: 6 hours
Level: Advanced project workshop
Prior Experience: No prior leathercraft experience required
Project: Leather Bucket Bag
Techniques: Cutting · Assembly · Gluing · Punching · Hand-Stitching

Upgrade to Epsom Leather

Upgrade your bucket bag from full-grain vegetable-tanned leather to Epsom leather for an additional S$70.

Epsom leather offers a distinctive textured grain, structured feel and refined appearance, giving your finished bucket bag a different look and character.

Leather colours and availability are subject to current stock.

Leave the workshop with a leather bucket bag made entirely by you, along with practical leathercraft techniques and hands-on construction skills that you can continue developing beyond the workshop.

A tan leather bucket bag with a drawstring bow and a long shoulder strap, resting on a dark tiled surface in warm, directional sunlight.
Bucket Bag Leather Crafting Workshop Sale price$349.00 SGD

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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