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Studio Candice Lau

The Leathercraft Handbook

The Leathercraft Handbook

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The Leathercraft Handbook is a practical and inspiring guide to mastering the timeless craft of leatherwork. It introduces the essential skills, techniques, and tools needed to create beautifully crafted, long-lasting pieces — from refined accessories to functional homewares — all without requiring costly equipment.

Featuring over twenty step-by-step projects, the book offers clear tutorials and adaptable templates, allowing readers to tailor each design to their own vision. From a simple glasses case to an elegant tote bag, each project encourages both beginners and experienced makers to explore the versatility and tactile pleasure of working with leather.

Alongside practical instruction, the book invites readers to infuse their creations with personal expression, combining heritage techniques with contemporary design sensibilities. A celebration of craftsmanship, material, and creativity, The Leathercraft Handbook offers everything you need to begin or deepen your journey into leatherwork.

Published by Octopus Books.

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20 x 28 x 2 cm

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All items can either be collected from Cockpit Studios or delivered for an additional fee, unless noted at checkout.

Delivery charges will be applied to each individual item in your order and will include the necessary insurance.

Our makers will arrange delivery of your items themselves, so delivery costs may vary. This will be shown at checkout once you have added your delivery address.

About Studio Candice Lau

Candice Lau is an award-winning master leatherworker and sculptor working in both leather and clay. Embracing a highly planned and measured approach with leather alongside the unpredictability of clay, she challenged to interweave these two contrasting materials to create a new dialogue between the beautiful and the brutal.
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