Individual Pattern Projects

Guided pattern tutorials that will have you creating stunning projects in as little as a day, even if you’re a beginner!

Pattern Projects are image and text guided tutorials (like an eBook!) that will have you creating stunning fine leathergoods in as little as a day, even if you’re a beginner! Perfect for crafters who find satisfaction in completing smaller, quicker and less complex projects.

But, unlike some digital PDF patterns available online, these Pattern Projects take a different approach.

By including a detailed Project Guide and a downloadable PDF Pattern, I take you through each process from the beginning to your completed project. There are even close up shots showing each step clearly, so you don’t have to worry, I’ve got you covered!

They’re completely separate from the video courses, so the best part is, you don’t even have to subscribe to the Masterclass video courses. They are available for all crafters, at any level!

How are these Pattern Projects different to the online video courses offered on this site?

Each pattern project comes with a downloadable PDF Pattern, a set of images for each step and a written explanation for each process known as, the ‘Project Guide’.

Many of my video courses also include a PDF download. However as the name suggests, they use a video format instead of images and text.

What are some benefits of the Pattern Projects?

Downloadable and printable PDF Pattern, yours to keep.
Complete Project Guide, no missed steps.
The Project Guide can be saved for offline use, view anywhere.
List of recommended leather, hardware and materials included.
Designs may be used to sell your products, earn money.
Get techniques and designs not seen in the Video Courses.

How do I get started?

Simply choose the Pattern Project that you are interested in. After claiming your selection, I will instantly email your link to your Project Guide plus the downloadable PDF Pattern.

Then you can:

Print off your PDF Pattern
Glue onto thick card and cut it out
Follow the Project Guide to complete your new project!

So, ready to begin? Select your project below to get started and I'll see you over in the workshop!

Philip

Student Success

The Impossible Card Slip

"Same as everything Phil offers, the project is very well explained and documented.

The plus of this particular project is that it does not really require advanced skills (intermediate skills are all you really need); yet the final outcome looks and feels way more refined and elegant that the skill sets used would lead you to believe it would look and feel."

FAR Leathergoods

The Travelmaster Watch Case

"Minerva box leather in Olivia featuring a 2nd generation Seiko Monster from my prized collection!

The devil is in the detail, and learning the little nuances that Phillip teaches sets the final article apart from the rustic leather brigade. I loved being able to follow a structured lesson with techniques that can be carried over onto other projects."

Paul- Engraved In Time

The Luxury Key Wallet

"This is a small item, but there isn't any design compromise here! Various materials for lining & reinforcements, the edge binding & cushioned surface make this key wallet luxury."

Bahar- baharforghanifarhandicrafts

The Impossible Card Slip

"I like the how you keep the design simple and yet still have some flair. I found that it it the right difficulty for me who just started out and want to try making finer leather goods.

The instructions given are clear and easy to follow along. I've made 2 of these and I can see the many possibilities I can play with the color, leather, thread, cutout shape, etc. that makes it really fun.

Thanks for making this amazing pattern projects! Looking forward for the others."

Arnold

The Travelmaster Watch Case

"Wonderful & elegant"

Bahar- baharforghanifarhandicrafts

The Impossible Card Slip

"Although it seems simple, it's full of details!"

Bahar- baharforghanifarhandicrafts

The Impossible Card Slip

'It was quick and fun!'

Wilfrid

The Impossible Card Slip

I learned unique binding technique I can apply to other projects.

I designed color pallete inspired by watermelon, so I applied the alternating stitching technique for color matching.

Yunsung Son

The Impossible Card Slip

"I've been learning a lot about wallets recently and have been starting out building simple card wallets. This was a great project showing some different techniques and I love the practicality of it."

Grant