Traditional Hunting Pouch Construction Class with T.C. Albert
May 6-7, 2013, NMLRA Education
Building, Friendship, IN
Dennis Glazner, one of the moderators of the ALR, posted this about T.C. who is also one of the ALR moderators.
In this two day class you will learn many of the old
time leather working and pouch making techniques by studying a variety of
original pouches. Then you learn how to apply these techniques to your own
pouch making. Besides the hands on individual instruction in professional style
pouch construction from one of today’s top traditional pouch makers, each
student will be provided with everything needed to make their own authentic
hunting pouch, including precut leather pieces and strapping, harness needles,
waxed linen cord, a proper leather awl, and a strap buckle.
Topics covered in the two day seminar will include
traditional pouch design, authentic construction techniques, materials,
finishes and the use of traditional leather working tools. Besides the
collection of original pouches and accoutrements, an extensive working
collection of antique leather tools will be available for the class to study as
well. Class fee, which includes materials, is $175.00.
T.C. is also the author of Recreating the 18th Century Hunting Pouch.
Copy by Dennis Glazner of the ALR with poster design by Jan Riser.
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