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Sheath Your Knife
Keep your knife from cutting things it shouldn't.

Come learn how to make a leather sheath suitable for that knife you made in Simple Knives, Nothing But Knives, or Advanced Knifemaking (or for a random knife you happen to own or made elsewhere).

In the first session of this class, we will demonstrate the process of making a custom sheath to fit oyur knife.
In the second session, you can complete your sheath or, if you've been zipping along, make a second sheath under supervision.
A variety of leathers and all the necessary tools will be provided. If there's a particular leather you have that you want to use, bring it and we'll see if it's suitable.

There will be an $8 materials fee for this class.

Don't forget to bring your knife with you!

Gift Certificates for Sheath Your Knife are available.

6 hours, 2 meetings.    dates&times

Instructor: Carl West
Tuition: $145.00 per student
Maximum 4 students, one per forge

Prerequisite:

Required: A rapid Covid test that day.
Yes, really, we're still asking for it in 2024.
It's still out there, and no fun at all.

Please wear proper clothing for visiting or working in the forge:
closed toe shoes (preferably leather, preferably high-topped. Sneakers are sufficient, sandals, crocs, pumps, mules... are not), natural fiber clothing, long pants that cover the tops of the shoes.
Click here for more safety information.


Dates and Times:
If none of the dates below work for you (or are already full), we suggest you
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(The notification list gets emailed soon after classes are put on the schedule.)

This class is either:
- not upcoming on our schedule,
- or we've fallen behind in our clerical duties and not entered it in the database.
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