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Hunting Pouch Workshop with Maryellen Pratt - April 11-12, 2026 .  Update -  this class has filled - please check out our other classes available for April

Beginners are welcome! $240 class fee plus $50 materials fee. Loaner tools provided.
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In this two day introductory class, leatherworker Maryellen Pratt will guide you through the making of your own traditionally styled, hand stitched leather hunting pouch.  Typically carried as hunting / shooting pouches along with muzzleloading guns, bags of this type are also easily adapted  for a variety of other purposes. Both "rustic" and more refined designs will be explored.  

Material selection, design, layout, finishing and a variety of stitching techniques will all be covered. For the materials fee Maryellen will supply the required leather,  thread, needles, dye and buckles.  She can also let you borrow all the tools you'll  need to work on your projects in class -  however If you have your own leatherworking tools, feel free to bring them along.


This class will be held at the Log Cabin Shop in Lodi, Ohio. To contact us with questions about  Maryellen's Hunting Pouch Workshop or for registration information , click  "request info"  -  


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​Maryellen Pratt is an established leatherworker whose work is appreciated and sought after by traditional hunters, shooters and collectors alike. While her primary focus has been the creating of traditionally styled hunting pouches, she also enjoys making haversacks, knapsacks, accoutrement bags, knife sheaths and woven straps. 

Always willing to share her knowledge, Maryellen has taught multiple leatherworking classes at various locations including Canter's Cave in Jackson Ohio, the Log Cabin Shop in Lodi, Ohio and the Washington Historical Gunmakers' Guild in Olympia, Washington. Her work has been shown frequently on the Contemporary Makers' Blog, and her hand stitched pouches have appeared on the covers of Muzzle Blasts and American Tradition magazines.