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Highlights
Students use provided materials to learn leather-working skills while creating cuffs, belts, clutches, and cases
Customer Reviews
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All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant. Review requests are sent by email to customers who purchased the deal.april
15 ratings6 reviews
the class was fantastic. I had alot of fun and the instructor was very patient. The only thing I would change was changing the class title to jewelry and accessory making
JILL
23 ratings19 reviews
This was an absolutely stellar experience. Sarah, the owner and ever-so-lovely artist watched over and guided the madcap grouponics who arrived with the patience of an angel. She courageously allowed us access to a veritable Universe of tools and leather pieces, inviting full creative freedom while still offering specific guidance and information. 4.5 stars from me. JIll Siler. I'd love to show you what I made!
Andy
6 ratings4 reviews
What a great experience! Sarah and her shop are as interesting as her instruction!
About This Deal
Making something from scratch is uniquely rewarding and imparts a sense of fulfillment that sheep-cloning scientists will never know. Get a PhD in creativity with this Groupon.
The Deal
- $37 for a two-hour Leather Work 101 class (a $75 value)
Students choose from 4–6 projects ranging from leather cuffs to cases and belts. After instructors provide a variety of leathers, hardware, and tools, they teach techniques such as attaching rivets, eyelets, and snaps. Click to view the class schedule and a list of frequently asked questions.
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Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Online appointment required; subject to availability. 28-day cancellation notice required. Must be 16 or older.
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About Chicago School of Shoemaking
Sara McIntosh—the master cobbler behind the Chicago School of Shoemaking—draws on more than 35 years of experience in her craft. Among the things that make the school unique is that they teach their own version of the out-stitch shoemaking technique. Preferred by artisans who prize sustainability over industrial methods, that approach adapts easily to smaller shops with very few elves.
Sewing machines and wooden tables await eager hands inside the school. While an exhaust hood keeps the air fresh, students work away at footwear ranging from moccasins and sandals to desert boots. Instructors also teach leather-working techniques that produce stylish jewelry and handbags.