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With Elin Basäder
Cost: $85 – Sliding scale – All materials included
Apply LAB25 at checkout for a 25% discount.
Apply LAB15 at checkout for a 15% discount.
Discover the art of leatherworking in this fun, hands-on workshop! Join leather designer Elin Basäder and learn how to create your very own leather keychain using traditional leatherworking tools and techniques.
You'll choose from a selection of beautiful leathers, cut and shape your design, and learn how to assemble and finish your piece. Along the way, you'll be introduced to the basics of working with leather, including essential tools, materials, and techniques.
This relaxed, beginner-friendly workshop is a wonderful opportunity to explore a new craft, get creative, and leave with something beautiful and functional that you've made yourself.
A selection of quality leathers in various colors and finishes
All leatherworking tools, hardware, and materials
Step-by-step instruction and individual guidance
A welcoming, creative environment to explore leatherworking
Your own handcrafted leather keychain
An introduction to essential leatherworking techniques
New skills and the satisfaction of creating something by hand
No prior experience is necessary. All tools and materials are provided. Just bring your creativity!
Beginner – No experience required.
Recommended for ages 14 and up.
Maximum: 8 participants initially (Sandy will check in at 8 sign-ups regarding additional capacity).
Minimum: 4 participants.
Elin Basäder is a Swedish-born leather goods designer, maker, and educator with a background in fashion and accessories design. A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, she has worked with renowned fashion houses including Ralph Lauren and Helmut Lang.
In 2012, she founded Basäder, her independent leather goods brand, combining thoughtful design, traditional craftsmanship, and a love for natural materials.
Alongside her design practice, Elin enjoys sharing her knowledge through hands-on workshops, making the art of leatherworking accessible to beginners and experienced makers alike. She has also been a guest instructor at Rhode Island School of Design and Brown University.
With Elin Basäder
Cost: $85 – Sliding scale – All materials included
Apply LAB25 at checkout for a 25% discount.
Apply LAB15 at checkout for a 15% discount.
Discover the art of leatherworking in this fun, hands-on workshop! Join leather designer Elin Basäder and learn how to create your very own leather keychain using traditional leatherworking tools and techniques.
You'll choose from a selection of beautiful leathers, cut and shape your design, and learn how to assemble and finish your piece. Along the way, you'll be introduced to the basics of working with leather, including essential tools, materials, and techniques.
This relaxed, beginner-friendly workshop is a wonderful opportunity to explore a new craft, get creative, and leave with something beautiful and functional that you've made yourself.
A selection of quality leathers in various colors and finishes
All leatherworking tools, hardware, and materials
Step-by-step instruction and individual guidance
A welcoming, creative environment to explore leatherworking
Your own handcrafted leather keychain
An introduction to essential leatherworking techniques
New skills and the satisfaction of creating something by hand
No prior experience is necessary. All tools and materials are provided. Just bring your creativity!
Beginner – No experience required.
Recommended for ages 14 and up.
Maximum: 8 participants initially (Sandy will check in at 8 sign-ups regarding additional capacity).
Minimum: 4 participants.
Elin Basäder is a Swedish-born leather goods designer, maker, and educator with a background in fashion and accessories design. A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, she has worked with renowned fashion houses including Ralph Lauren and Helmut Lang.
In 2012, she founded Basäder, her independent leather goods brand, combining thoughtful design, traditional craftsmanship, and a love for natural materials.
Alongside her design practice, Elin enjoys sharing her knowledge through hands-on workshops, making the art of leatherworking accessible to beginners and experienced makers alike. She has also been a guest instructor at Rhode Island School of Design and Brown University.
