Singles, Leather & Wine Workshop: Craft Your Own Leather Creation. Pay First

Singles, Leather Tool Stamping Workshop. Pay First $90
Learn the timeless art of leather making, guided by skilled artisan, Scott Horn. 12 singles will explore the basics of tooling and stamping techniques to design your own custom leather creation—bookmark, coaster, cuff bracelet, or keychain to cherish a lifetime!
Bring your favorite bottle of wine and enjoy a relaxed afternoon of leather crafting, wine sharing and connecting with other singles.
Details:
Class:
2 hours
Start time 3pm
Location: Collect Gallery
Artist lead
Price- $90 (cost of workshop)
How to Sign Up:
1. Once your RSVP, you will be placed on waitlist.
2. Make payment of $90 and you'll be moved to the "going" list." Payment of Venmo/Zelle are preferred, if more options are needed please contact me. Text me at 505-470-7374 once payment is made to be moved to "going" list.
3. Only 12 openings for this unique single experience.
4. Refunds will be provided if cancellation is received 5 days prior to event, less a $10 processing fee.

Artist and Teacher, Scott Horn - I earned a BFA in Theatre Design from the University of Kansas in 2004 and fell in love with visual art along the way. I dabbled in sculpture and mixed-media work until the day I inherited my grandfather Milt Horn’s set of leather working tools in 2009.
Once I picked up the mallet I never looked back.
Totally self-taught, I have spent years developing a one-of-a-kind visual art style defined by detailed illustration, rich geometric patterning, and sculptural folding of heavy full-grain cowhide.

The Leather – I source all my leather from Wickett & Craig, one of two natural tanneries left in the US. This leather comes from slaugherhouses so the hide is a leftover byproduct. The natural process uses oak bark tannins in lieu of Chromium and other chemicals used to speed the process. I use water-based stain and antique, and beeswax based oil, resist, and top coat. Finally I make the work entirely by hand, keeping production limited and by nature, not a commodity product that can scale up or be manufactured.