Leather braiding skills workshop
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Location: Ballindalloch
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Location: Ballindalloch
Cost: Free admission
Leather braiding skills workshop
Reserve a spotJoin Fin Scott, of Lonely Larch Leatherwork, for a traditional leatherwork workshop.
In this workshop participants will be taught three different forms of braiding: leather "mystery" braids; a seven- strand braid from thread and a traditional natural cordage from dried plant fibres. No previous experience is needed. All tools and materials are provided, and Fin's support will be available throughout.
This workshop is all about enjoyment and trying something new. It is open to everyone aged 12 and over.
- Light refreshments (tea, coffee, water, juice, biscuits) will be provided.
- Suitable for adults and children (age 12+). Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult (both on bookable tickets).
If you have any questions, or require assistance to book a place on this workshop, please phone 01479 873535.
Bookings close at 10pm on Wednesday 7 October 2026.
Free admission
Public transport within 500m
Ramp or elevator access
Accessible toilets
Power sockets available
The hall has toilets, one of which is wheelchair accessible.
Indoor
Soft drinks available
Event location
MConnect is an on demand bus service operated by Moray Council and serves the location. Visit their website for details.
There is on site parking in the form of a gravel carpark, including a drop off zone at the front of the building.
Need to know
- Minimum age 16 years
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There is an ongoing wildfire situation in Glenmore and Strath Nethy within the Cairngorms National Park, albeit the situation continues to improve and the majority of the National Park is unaffected (with Glenmore, Aviemore and Nethy Bridge all open to the public). Click here for all the latest. We would encourage members of the public to follow current guidance and be aware that the situation may change.
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Organisers
Cairngorms National Park Authority
The Cairngorms National Park Authority was set up to ensure that the unique aspects of the Cairngorms – both the natural environment and the local communities – are cared for, sustained and enhanced for current and future generations to enjoy. The Park Authority provides leadership to all those involved in the Cairngorms and works in partnership with a range of communities, businesses, non-government organisations and public sector partners to deliver practical solutions on the ground.
Partners
Lonely Larch Leatherwork
Fin works with a variety of natural materials including leather, horn and bark. Regularly leading workshops, Fin enjoys passing on traditional skills to others.
