【DX設計館 | 動手做系列】皮革零錢包工作坊 | Leather Pouch Workshop

【DX設計館 | 動手做系列】皮革零錢包工作坊

結合設計感與實用性的手作體驗，讓參加者從零開始認識真皮材料，親手完成專屬的小皮件。導師會介紹皮革基本知識、裁皮、打孔、縫線及收邊等技巧，並指導學員完成一個獨一無二的皮革零錢包。

工作坊適合沒有經驗的初學者參加，現場提供所需工具及材料，參加者只需帶著對手作的好奇心與創意前來。

工作坊特色

• 專業導師指導：裁剪 → 打孔 → 縫合 → 邊緣打磨 → 上蠟護理

成品：即可帶走，簡約經典設計（可加刻字或簡單金屬扣）

活動詳情

• 日期：2026年4月25日 （星期六）
• 時間：14:00-15:30 | 16:00-17:30
• 地點：九龍深水埗通州街280號DX設計館地2樓別館
• 名額：每節15人 (適合情侶或親子配對，10歲以下參加者需成人陪同參與。）
• 語言：粵語
• 費用：港幣280元

【DX design hub | Make & create series】Leather Pouch Workshop

This hands‑on workshop combines thoughtful design with everyday practicality, inviting participants to start from scratch and get to know genuine leather materials while crafting a personalized leather accessory. The instructor will introduce basic leather knowledge and demonstrate techniques such as leather cutting, hole punching, stitching and edge finishing, guiding participants to complete a leather coin purse or pouch.

The workshop is suitable for beginners with no prior experience. All necessary tools and materials are provided on site — participants simply need to bring their curiosity and creativity for hands‑on making.

Workshop Highlights

• Guidance through the full process:
  cutting → hole punching → stitching → edge sanding → waxing and conditioning

What You’ll Take Home: A minimalist and timeless design (with optional engraving or a simple metal clasp).

• Date: 25 April 2026 (Sat)
• Time: 14:00-15:30 | 16:00-17:30
• Venue: The Annex, 2/F DX design hub, 280 Tung Chau Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon.
• No. of Participants: 15 (Ideal for couples or parent-child teams, participants under the age of 10 need to be accompanied by a parent.)
• Language: Cantonese
• Admission Fee: HKD 280

惡劣天氣開放情況 Inclement Weather Arrangements:

8 號或以上熱帶氣旋警告訊號 Typhoon sign No. 8 or above:

若八號熱帶氣旋警告信號於當天下午2時前除下，DX設計館 (本館) 將會在3小時內重新開放；如警告於下午2時或其後除下，本館當日將維持關閉。

DX design hub (the Hub) will resume service within three hours if the signal is cancelled before 2pm; if the signal is cancelled at or after 2pm , the Hub will remain closed for the day.

黑色暴雨警告 Black rainstorm warning:

若本館經已開放，則開放時間維持不變。若黑色暴雨警告在本館開放前經已生效，本館將不會開放，直至黑色暴雨警告除下。倘若除下時距離本館閉館時間不足兩小時，當日將不會開放。

If the warning is issued during normal opening hours, the Hub will remain open.

If the warning is issued before the Hub opens, the Hub will be closed until the warning is cancelled. If the warning is cancelled less than 2 hours before normal closing hours, the Hub will remain closed that day.

本館保留權利及絕對酌情權隨時改變、更改、增補、刪除、暫時停載、修訂及更新此訪客指引而無須給予任何理由及預先通知。

The Hub reserves the right and is entitled to change, alter, add, delete, suspend, revise and update all information on this “General Visitor Guideline” at any time at its absolute discretion without giving any reasons and prior notice.

完成報名登記的人士，即表示已閱覽及同意報名程序、DX設計館一般訪客指引條款及細則。

Individuals who complete the registration process confirm that they have read and agreed to the registration procedures, as well as the general visitor guidelines, terms, and conditions of The Lounge

文創產業發展處(文創處)於2024年6月成立，前身為自2009年設立的「創意香港」。文創處是香港特別行政區政府文化體育及旅遊局轄下為文化和創意業界提供一站式服務與支援的專責辦公室，致力為香港營造有利的環境，促進藝術、文化及創意業界的產業化發展。文創處的策略重點為培育人才及促進初創企業的發展、開拓市場、推動更多跨界別跨領域的合作、推動文化藝術和創意業界產業化，以及在社會營造創意氛圍，以加強香港成為亞洲創意之都和中外文化藝術交流中心的定位。

The Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA), formerly known as Create Hong Kong (CreateHK) since 2009, was established in June 2024. CCIDA is a dedicated office under the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR Government) to provide one-stop services and support to the cultural and creative sectors with a mission to foster a conducive environment in Hong Kong to facilitate development of the arts, culture and creative sectors as industries. CCIDA’s strategic foci are nurturing talent and facilitating start-ups, exploring markets, promoting cross-sectoral and multi-disciplinary collaboration, promoting industrialisation of the arts, culture and creative sectors under the industry-oriented principle, and fostering a creative atmosphere in the community, thereby reinforcing Hong Kong as Asia’s creative capital and our positioning as the East-meets-West centre for international cultural exchange.