Make a leather dog collar & co-ordinating lead
Description
So many of us have important four-legged friends in our family that we've decided to dedicate a workshop to them! Local leather worker Tracy will join us for a 4 hour session where you will get hands on with leather and create something to be proud of. Prior to the day, you will choose the size & leather colour for your dog collar: red, olive green, or tan so Tracy can prepare it for you. The leather is combined with a felt backing in marl grey, marine or raspberry. On the day you will: *Learn how to add the hardware to the collar & add the buckle using a tool called a crew *Discover how to cut, burn and cap off the end of the dog leash rope which you will stitch securely before adding the handle and the hardware (trigger/O-ring). *Learn how to do the ‘whipping’ with the coloured paracord threads, which you choose on the day, to compliment the set & make it truly unique Tracy will also bring brass embossing letters so leather elements can be personalised.
What's included in the price?
Everything you need is included, plus homemade cakes and plentiful drinks to keep you going!
Duration
4 hours
Cancellation policy
Medium - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 4 weeks before the course starts
Maker
Taking inspiration from the river, meadows and country garden, release your creativity and experience a rush of pride as your creation takes shape. From lino to willow-weaving and candle making, it is the perfect setting to expand your portfolio at a relaxed pace. Larkswold grew from the desire to build a business that brought joy and warmth. We aim to bring the sense of rejuvenation that comes from being in a beautiful, natural environment with warm, genuine people.
Suitable for
- Adults
- Seniors
- Teenagers
- Pet lovers
- Suitable for beginners
- Parking provided
FAQs
We are a less than 10 minutes drive from Moreton in Marsh and Stow-on-the-Wold in the North Cotswolds.
Kingham railway station is also around 10 minutes drive away with hourly trains into London Paddington.
Our address is Station House, Adlestrop, GL56 0YF.
We can be tricky to find and the postcode takes you into the village not to our location.
From Stow on the Wold, stay on the A436, do not turn into Adlestrop village. After the ‘Lower Oddington’ sign, our driveway is on the left immediately before the railway bridge.
From the opposite direction (Chipping Norton) also do not be tempted to turn off the A436 to Adlestrop village, stay on & we are immediately after the Adlestrop railway bridge, on the right.
It’s a sharp hairpin, but go slow and you’ll be fine!
Every 3 metre square has a precise what3words address. Tap to see exactly where it is:
///situation.tasty.giraffes
https://w3w.co/situation.tasty.giraffes
Arrival:
Come along our drive and either park on the right next to the shepherds hut (3 spaces) or straight ahead next to the house (4 spaces)
Walk past the house & down the garden to our Studio.
Yes we are dog friendly, but do need to know in advance please so we can check with the other guests.
Absolutely! All your drinks are included alongside a selection of our homemade cakes throughout your workshop.
If you are joining us for a full day workshop then lunch is also included.
Either way, please let us know ahead of your workshop with us if you have any food allergies or dietary requirements.
