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Youth Crafter’s Club: Tablet/Laptop Sleeve

Yorkton

August 18, 2026 - August 20, 2026
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Admission:

$120 per Crafter
$108 for WDM Members

Contact Info:

Instructor:
Jailyn Corbin
Programs an Volunteer Coordinator
jcorbin@wdm.ca
306-783-8361

Categories:

For Youth Workshops

This is a THREE DAY workshop for youth ages 12-16.

Youth will be introduced to the basics of leathercrafting while creating a custom tablet/laptop sleeve. Each project will be sized to the crafters personal device. This beginner level project will have crafters using a variety of tools to practice skills in embossing/carving, dye, and stitching.

Each project will include a handle and pocket for charging cable.

This workshop involves the use of sharp tools, requires sustained focus and physical effort. We cannot accept crafters younger than 12 years of age.

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