Leathercraft Safety For the Arts Environmental Health & Safety

Leathercraft or leatherworking activities include the use of techniques and processes such as ornamenting, sewing, cutting, carving, staining, stamping, punching, gluing, and burning leather. Leather dyes and preservatives used for tanning may be very acidic or contain heavy metals. Cuts, punctures, bruises, burns, and scrapes to the fingers and hands are common injuries

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Safely cut leather with this affordable translucent cutting mat. This tool safeguards your leather tools from damage while also protecting your work

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This Fabrier Regular paint, developed and produced by Seiwa, can be used to personalize leather and fabric items such as clothing, leather, bags, and

[Bundle] Seiwa Fabrier Regular Light Green Leathercraft Paint 35ml & 100ml Leather Fabric Dyeing Color, for Painting Leatherwork

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