Leather Workshops

Terms & Important Information

Please take the time to read this page thoroughly before contacting us.

Do you have an event coming up & would like to have your attendees dabble in the art of Leather Work? Our workshops are also a fun way for corporate departments wanting to develop team &/or relationship building in a fun and entertaining environment.

Our workshops are fully equipped to cater for 12 individual people at once, with each attendee being supplied the use of their own leather tool kit and A&L apron.

Depending on your budget and time frame, we can cater our workshops to each individual need, where your members will finish up with a fully handmade leather piece they get to keep.

Do We Travel to You?
Yes we do. As long as the dates align with mine and my assistants existing schedule, I do travel to your venue of choice.

For workshops that require me to travel, bookings must be made at least 30 Days prior to your event or date required, to allow us sufficient time to plan. Please note, a rate per KM travelled there and back is charged on top of all other fees and charges.

Inquiries & Orders:
All Leather Workshop inquiries and bookings are to be sent via email to artisanandlaer@outlook.com.au with a full detailed list of what you would like.

What to include in your initial inquiry email:

  • Date/s.

  • How many days (If ob=ver a multiple day period).

  • Workshop timeframes preferred (subject to items being made).

  • Attendee numbers (We can do walk in workshops upon request, subject to items being made).

  • Budget if you have one

  • List of things you have in mind to make (we will work out what will be suit your time slots).

*NOTE: Minimum workshop timeframes is 1.5 Hours.

Attendee Numbers & Timeframes:
A Minimum of eight (8) and Maximum of twelve (12) attendees per workshop session is required, in order to book our Workshop services. If you’re needing a smaller group please email me to discuss at artisanandlaer@outlook.com.au.

Our Minimum workshop time frame limit is one and a half hours (1.5hrs) per session. This is also dependant on what you wish to make, therefore you must be prepared to be flexible in your item choice you wish to make. For example, if you request to make a belt, you will need to be prepared to allow a minimum of five (5) hours for a very basic stamped belt and eight (8) to nine (9) hours for a more detailed tooled and/or stamped belt with basic paint and dye decals.

Some items we have made in the past have been Keyrings, Drink Holders, Knife Pouches, Earrings & Belts.

Payment of Services:
Our leather workshops are fully custom tailored to suit your event schedule and are classed as a custom order, therefore ALL service fees and attendee fees are to be be paid no later than 15 days prior to our departure date.

Where attendee numbers are not known, our Service Fees must be paid up front, no later than 15 days prior to our departure date and attendee fees are to be paid in full at the beginning of each workshop.

Any changes to time slots/timetables, workshop durations must be communicated to us no later than 15 days prior to our departure date (1 day prior arrival to actual workshop start date) & no later than 30 days prior to the workshop for change of venue, change of dates, &/or change of item being made.

Any late communication will incur fees if our schedule is going to be affected dramatically and at the discretion of Artisan & Laer.

Payment Methods:
Service Fees must be paid no later than 15 days prior to our departure via Direct Deposit only.

Attendee Fees being paid on the day will have the option of Cash, EFTPOS or Direct Deposit (all major cards accepted).

We look forward to partnering up with some amazing businesses and can't wait to share our passion for leather work with you.

Thanks
Kylie

Leatherworking tools on a canvas apron, including a mallet, hole punches, and a measuring compass, on a table.
Group of people wearing hats and casual clothing, holding drinks, smiling, standing outside a building.
Outdoor artisan crafting table setup with leatherworking tools and supplies, including cutting mats, leather pieces, adhesive bottles, and sprayers, on a picnic table. A banner labeled 'Artisan & Lær' in the background.
Group of people wearing aprons holding leather straps outdoors


This is a generalised Guide Only and subject to adjustments and changes without notice.