*This listing is for students who are interested in attending this Leather Working class only. If you have already enrolled your student in the Epic Day for 5th-8th Graders, then there is no need to purchase this option.
Overview
In this hands-on leatherworking class, teens learn the fundamentals of working with real leather while creating functional and stylish handmade projects. Students are introduced to essential tools and techniques, including cutting, stamping, painting, stitching, and finishing leather.
Throughout the class, participants design and create their own leather items such as keychains, magnets, and coin purses. Teens learn how to safely cut leather, add texture and designs through stamping, and bring their pieces to life with leather paints and finishes. Emphasis is placed on craftsmanship, creativity, and proper tool use, while encouraging students to personalize each project.
This class builds patience, problem-solving skills, and confidence as students see a project through from start to finish. No prior experience is required—all materials and tools are provided. Perfect for teens interested in hands-on making, design, and traditional craft skills.
*class supply fees including leather, paint, and tool kits that will be taken home at the end of the semester are reflected in pricing
Curriculum taught:
Curated
Class expectations
*Families involved in this class will be asked to sign a code of conduct agreement so that they know there is an expectation to act responsibly during instruction at PPS.
Timeline
This class begins January 12th, 2026 and runs until April 27, 2026 . This class runs every Monday from 1030am-1120am with a class break (no school) the week of March 23rd for a total of 14 classes.
*class supply fees included
*This listing is for students who are interested in attending this Leather Working class only. If you have already enrolled your student in the Epic Day for 5th-8th Graders, then there is no need to purchase this option.
Overview
In this hands-on leatherworking class, teens learn the fundamentals of working with real leather while creating functional and stylish handmade projects. Students are introduced to essential tools and techniques, including cutting, stamping, painting, stitching, and finishing leather.
Throughout the class, participants design and create their own leather items such as keychains, magnets, and coin purses. Teens learn how to safely cut leather, add texture and designs through stamping, and bring their pieces to life with leather paints and finishes. Emphasis is placed on craftsmanship, creativity, and proper tool use, while encouraging students to personalize each project.
This class builds patience, problem-solving skills, and confidence as students see a project through from start to finish. No prior experience is required—all materials and tools are provided. Perfect for teens interested in hands-on making, design, and traditional craft skills.
*class supply fees including leather, paint, and tool kits that will be taken home at the end of the semester are reflected in pricing
Curriculum taught:
Curated
Class expectations
*Families involved in this class will be asked to sign a code of conduct agreement so that they know there is an expectation to act responsibly during instruction at PPS.
Timeline
This class begins January 12th, 2026 and runs until April 27, 2026 . This class runs every Monday from 1030am-1120am with a class break (no school) the week of March 23rd for a total of 14 classes.
*class supply fees included
