leatherwork


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leath·er·work

 (lĕth′ər-wûrk′)
n.
Articles, especially decorative objects, made of leather.

leath′er·work′er n.
leath′er·work′ing n.
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Noun1.leatherwork - work made of leather
piece of work, work - a product produced or accomplished through the effort or activity or agency of a person or thing; "it is not regarded as one of his more memorable works"; "the symphony was hailed as an ingenious work"; "he was indebted to the pioneering work of John Dewey"; "the work of an active imagination"; "erosion is the work of wind or water over time"
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A life long martial artist and student of both the gun and blade, Jim got into leatherwork early in life making custom leather products at a shop in New York City.
Throughout the tent, there will be demonstrations of wood-carving, spinning, weaving, leatherwork and felt-making.
Inside, there are more red touches, with the instruments outlined in red and red double stitching on the leatherwork.
Leatherwork expert |Andy Bates at the event, held on North Shields Fish quay
"This hands-on course will introduce students to the skills of traditional, English leatherwork which they will then be able to use to create contemporary leathergoods, historical pieces and works of art."
This is where you can see and buy, textiles, jewellery, paintings, sculpture, ceramics, leatherwork, photographs, woodwork and many other crafts and visual arts.
Students can continue with studies to learn the art of leatherwork after a college was successful in its quest to find a new course tutor.
They will demonstrate aspects of mediaeval life such as spinning, weaving, leatherwork and archery
And, naturally, goes back up at the same rate before a snap snowstorm makes a piste of the leatherwork.
Some of the winners of their respective categories included Botlhe Bailelwang (jewellery), Jacqueline Moremi (beadwork), Lesego Rushwaga (tapestry), Nomba Makushe (closed basket), Ngande Seore (open basket), Keitshokile Lebogang sculpture), Tumelo Malwetse textile), Ntetsang Kgojane printing making), Botha Dinah leatherwork), Ndlovu Mathews drawing) and Slyvester Koweno (painting).
Cramlington's first Community Scout Day was held at Manor Walks Shopping and Leisure with rock climbing, leatherwork and outdoor cooking at the weekend.
Andy, 47, has previously done work for TV's Discovery channel, as well producing the leatherwork for the series Camelot.