Single photographs the Society and its Mississauga Branch posted between 2013 and 2021: members' finished pieces, tools and tips, workshop samples, the lending library and the membership card file, and scenes from the Annuals. Each caption gives the date of the post and, where the post named one, the maker. The Society's Facebook page and the Mississauga Branch's own, posts of 2013 to 2021.
A painted desert-scene belt buckle by Bob Beard, made after his demonstration for the Society, May 2013A distressed leather belt, a member's finished project, July 2013A card and money holder with hand stitching, by a Hamilton Leather Guild member, September 2013The “Simple Shopper” tote bag, whose instructions ran in the Fall 2013 newsletter, November 2013Small leather purses, one of the workshops of the 2014 Annual, February 2014Leather-covered belt buckles, another of the 2014 Annual's workshops“A Spot of Colour”: trying paints on leather at the 2014 AnnualA stitched, basket-stamped leather cylinder, the project of the “Variations on a Cylinder” workshop, October 2014A leather dragon, announcing the Norland dragon workshop of 21 March 2015Masks and carved work on display at the 2015 Annual, Burlington, May 2015A leather bottell in a harness, September 2016The book behind the bottell workshop: “Black Jacks & Leather Bottells”, September 2016Two leather bottells, labelled “Sandra” and “Thomas”, made after the bottell workshop of September 2016A carving of an eagle in a homemade barn-board frame, by Bob Baker, February 2017Sandra Willert's carved bag, finished after four years, February 2017The bag's carved monogramA carved bronc rider on the bagDavid Farley's tip: a strong magnet glued under a dye-bottle lid with E6000, so the lid stays put, February 2017A triangle purse, 10 by 10 by 10 inches, made by Sandra Willert, February 2017A bridle with a sliding connection, made by Sandra Willert, February 2017A stitched edge on a moulded leather container, February 2017The container from the end, showing the stitched edge all roundThe stitched edge, closeThe stitched edge from aboveNorland Branch's display table at the 67th Annual, Hamilton, May 2017A hawk at the 67th Annual, where two members spoke on falconry and its leatherwork, May 2017The Society's membership card file, January 2019From the lending library: the pattern sheet and library card of Edith M. Hummel's “You Can Make Your Own Gloves”, March 2019The library's copy of “You Can Make Your Own Gloves”, with its Larmour Memorial Library label, March 2019“New and improved” plastic skiving knives: Peter Main's April Fool, 1 April 2019Mitre stitching taught at the Hamilton Leather Guild, September 2013Rex Lingwood's presentation at the 2015 Annual, Burlington, 2 May 2015An Executive meeting held by Skype conference call, winter 2017
Photographs in the Photo Gallery are free to reuse for non-commercial purposes, with credit to the Canadian Society for Creative Leathercraft archive (CC BY-NC 4.0). How to use and credit them
