John Blair was born into his craft and to the western lifestyle. A lifelong resident of Wyoming — Pinedale, Cokeville, Cheyenne, Douglas, and now the Shell Valley, east of Greybull — Blair was introduced to saddle making at an early age by his father, Neal L. Blair, in his saddle shop in Pinedale. After attending …
John Blair was born into his craft and to the western lifestyle. A lifelong resident of Wyoming — Pinedale, Cokeville, Cheyenne, Douglas, and now the Shell Valley, east of Greybull — Blair was introduced to saddle making at an early age by his father, Neal L. Blair, in his saddle shop in Pinedale. After attending …
John Blair was born into his craft and to the western lifestyle. A lifelong resident of Wyoming — Pinedale, Cokeville, Cheyenne, Douglas, and now the Shell Valley, east of Greybull — Blair was introduced to saddle making at an early age by his father, Neal L. Blair, in his saddle shop in Pinedale. After attending …
John Blair was born into his craft and to the western lifestyle. A lifelong resident of Wyoming — Pinedale, Cokeville, Cheyenne, Douglas, and now the Shell Valley, east of Greybull — Blair was introduced to saddle making at an early age by his father, Neal L. Blair, in his saddle shop in Pinedale. After attending …
John Blair was born into his craft and to the western lifestyle. A lifelong resident of Wyoming — Pinedale, Cokeville, Cheyenne, Douglas, and now the Shell Valley, east of Greybull — Blair was introduced to saddle making at an early age by his father, Neal L. Blair, in his saddle shop in Pinedale. After attending …
John Blair was born into his craft and to the western lifestyle. A lifelong resident of Wyoming — Pinedale, Cokeville, Cheyenne, Douglas, and now the Shell Valley, east of Greybull — Blair was introduced to saddle making at an early age by his father, Neal L. Blair, in his saddle shop in Pinedale. After attending …
Join Tim Lozier from 12-5pm, stop ask questions. Bring a project to finish or simply watch as Tim is in house working.
Join Tim Lozier from 12-5pm, stop ask questions. Bring a project to finish or simply watch as Tim is in house working.
Join Tim Lozier from 12-5pm, stop ask questions. Bring a project to finish or simply watch as Tim is in house working.
Join Chris Chapman from 12-5pm, as she teaches the techniques to make a pair of leather coasters. Add your own ranch brand, design, family logo or initials to the coasters. Beginning use of leather stamping tools and basic understanding of the various kinds of leather and uses. Class size is limited to 6 participants. $125/attendee.
Chris started sewing at age five and has been a leather artist for fifty years. For much of her career she has been involved in historical research and reproduction work dating back to 16th-century European leatherwork, clothing, and artifacts. She has made museum-quality reproductions of Native American and Early American garments and artifacts, including bead …
Chris started sewing at age five and has been a leather artist for fifty years. For much of her career she has been involved in historical research and reproduction work dating back to 16th-century European leatherwork, clothing, and artifacts. She has made museum-quality reproductions of Native American and Early American garments and artifacts, including bead …
