Greetings,

It's been a while since I've been on the forum...we've moved twice last year, and have finally settled, (for the moment), in Memphis, TN. My wife is the manager of the local Tandy Leather Factory store there.

Every month, she struggles to come up with classes to offer that would interest people in the area about leather and leathercrafting. Yesterday, she had a gentleman in the store who was part of the Scottish American Veterans group in Memphis, asking about classes for his group.

Of course, being the kilt-lovin' Scottish descendant of the family, I get asked "What would we teach?", and "Will you teach it?"

My first thought was the simple "Rob Roy" sporran pattern that's floated around here for some time. I think that would be fairly simple to do, and could be handled over two weekend classes or so. Or maybe a big, wide belt for the modern kilt wearers in the area.

But, I need ideas, and I'd like your thoughts.

If you could take a leather class that would relate to kilts, or all things Scottish, what would you like to learn to do? Remember, this is a 2 to 4 hour class given on Saturdays, and though it could be stretched over a couple weeks, it needs to be a fairly simple class.

Oh, and I'll be teaching this class, if anybody's interested. I'll post dates when things firm up, but it'll be from 10 to 12 on Saturday at the Tandy store on Madison St. in Memphis. Cost would be $10 plus materials.

Thanks!
Donnie
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