Make Your Own Cast Iron Skillet Handle Cover, February 2, 2025, Washington, DC

Calling all perfect sear aficionados, skillet nerds, and head chef’s of the home kitchen.

Come learn to make leather goods and create your own vegetable tanned leather cast iron skillet handle cover.

In this single day workshop, you will pattern and make your own cast iron skillet handle cover. All supplies and materials are provided for you to make one cast iron skillet handle cover. You will need to bring your cast iron skillet to complete this workshop!!!

This workshop will take place at Amend and Adapt Studios in Brookland, NE washington DC from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Most students will finish their projects during the workshop; if it looks like you are not going to finish during class time, we will get you prepped to finish at home.

Skills learned in this workshop:

• edge finishing (bevel, sand, burnish to a high shine)

• hand stitching with or without a stitching pony

• cutting leather with a blade or scissors

• pattern layout and modification

• personalizing leather goods with letter stamps

Tools and supplies provided by S&R for use during the workshop:

• cutting mats

• mallets and pounding boards

• metal edge rulers for cutting

• hand stitching needles and a variety of thread colors in .030 twisted waxed cord

• pricking irons in 5mm (for making hand-stitching holes)

• waterbased adhesive

• Tokonole edge fluid

• edge beveling tools and burnishing materials

• card stock for making your pattern

• thread

• leather

Light snacks and water/sodas will be provided.

This workshop takes place at
Bicycle Trash / Amend and Adapt Studio
at 716 Monroe St NE, Washington DC 20017

Students who appear intoxicated will not be allowed to participate in classes and will not be given a refund (for real).

Workshop tickets are non-refundable, but are transferrable between students. If you cannot use your ticket, you may sell or gift it to someone else.