10 Department of Education

National Capital Region

SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE
MARIKINA CITY

11 TLE - Industrial Arts

LEATHERCRAFT 10

10 Second Quarter – Module:2

APPLICATION OF PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES IN
MAKING LEATHERCRAFT

Writer: Luisito D.J. Macabiog

Illustrator:
Cover Illustrator: Christopher E. Mercado

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This module was designed and written with you in mind. It is here to help you gain
the basic skills in Leather Craft Technology. The scope of this module permits it to
be used in many different learning situations. The language used recognizes the
diverse vocabulary level of students. The lessons are arranged to follow the
standard sequence of the course. The order in which you read them can be
changed to correspond with the textbook you are now using.

The module has 1 lesson only

 Lesson 2 – Leathercraft project plan/Proposal
After going through this module, you are expected to:
1. Plan/Propose for a leathercraft project;
2. consider the proper planning/proposal for the project; and
3. create a plan/proposal for a leathercraft project.

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 Lesson
Leathercraft Project
1 Plan/Proposal

In our previous lesson, you learned how to design a pattern. It was

exciting to know that there is a different design to create and apply to leathercraft
projects. This lesson covers the leathercraft project plan/proposal. You will now
learn how it will greatly affect the image of a project.

Notes to the Teacher

The Leather Craft industry has created opportunities
to many. You may soon be preparing yourself for one of
these jobs as a career or as your own entrepreneurial
livelihood source.

In producing a leathercraft project, we should be familiar with the different tools

and materials needed. We must also remember the procedures and techniques in
planning and designing to makes our work easy.

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Briefly explain the quotation below. Write your thoughts on the space provided.

“The harder you plan for something, the greater you’ll feel when you
achieve it”

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Leathercraft Project Plan/Proposal

A project proposal is a plan for a project that is laid out or put forward for
consideration. It gives an overall outline of the entire plan that includes the
purpose of the plan, the design of the project, the materials and tools needed, the
step-by-step procedure in doing the project, the criteria for judging the finished
project. A sample project plan is shown below.

Project Plan for a Leathercraft Project

I. Name of the Project

II. Objectives:

1. Make a project using leather and other materials

2. Apply the elements of art and other principles of design in making the project
3. Estimate the cost of producing the project and the profit desired in selling it
4. Package the finished product in a secure and attractive manner

III. Sketch/Design of the project

IV. Bill of Materials

MATERIALS AND SUPPLY

Unit/Quantity Item Description Unit Cost Total
Cost

V. Procedure
Step 1.
2.
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VI. Criteria for judging the finished Project

A. General Appearance

Leather has:

-lustrous, clear-grained surface;

-no defects, not over finished as to obscure its natural quality;
-fine wrinkles when it is bent;
-color that is of staying quality (the color does not fade); and
-the ability to return to its original shape and softness after washing and
drying.

B. Design
The design of the product is:

-well selected;
-appropriate or suited to the project;
-proportional to the size of the project;
-easily marked and fully visible on the surface of the project; and
-neatly and brightly colored, not faded.

C. Workmanship

-Stitches are smooth, well regulated, neat, and finely done.

-Design is carefully followed.
-Fitting is well reinforced.
-shape of form of the project is well defined and balanced on all sides.
-Decorations and other ornaments are well placed and artistically done.
-Colors are well-chosen and neatly applied natural and not faded.

D. Suitability
The product is:

-suited to the use or purpose for which it is made;

-simple, practical, and easy to use; and
-suited to the best meet the specific need of a group of clients.

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Activity 1 Essay Writing
Write an essay on why it is important to plan for the leathercraft project.

Criteria:
1. It should be informative and organized.
2. The spelling and grammar should be correct.

ESSAY WRITING RUBRIC

4 3 2 1
EXPERT ACCOMPLISHMENT CAPABLE BEGINNER
FEATURES

Quality of Writing Very Somewhat informative Gives some Gives no new

informative and organized. new information
and well information and very
organized. but poorly poorly
organized. organized.

Spelling and All spelling Most of the words and Some of the Spelling and
Grammar and Grammar grammar are spelled words are Grammar
are correct. correctly. spelled errors are
correctly and frequently.
some
grammar is
correct.

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What have you discovered?
As you learned to plan, what have you discovered from this lesson that you can
apply in the future?

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Offline Activity: Make a Project Plan and follow the step-by-step procedure. Use a
bond paper and attached the plan in the module.

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 Read the statement carefully, identify what is being asked in the sentence, and
write the answer on the space provided before the number.

_______________1. This criteria for judging can return to its original shape and
softness after washing and drying.

_______________2. It gives an overall outline of the entire plan that includes the
purpose of the plan,

_______________3. This criteria for judging has stitches that are smooth, well
regulated, neat and finely done.

_______________4. This criteria for judging has decorations and other ornaments
that are well placed and artistically done.

__________________5. This criteria for judging is suited to meet the specific need of
a group of clients.

Let’s do it!
Draw a leathercraft project. Apply the principles of design in making it. Name
your project and write the bill of materials.
Materials
-short bond paper
-coloring materials
-pen or pencil
-Ruler

Online activity: Take a video of your work and write your reasons why you
have chosen such a design. Submit your work via FB page, GC, or email.
Offline activity: Take a picture of your work and write your reasons why you
have chosen such a design. Submit your work via FB page, GC, or email.
Your work will be graded according to the rubric below:

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 Criteria 5 4 3 2 1

Creativity The work is The work can The work seen The work Needs
highly be some good fall short on improvement
aesthetic appreciated it effort but creative
is neat but needs touch
fall short on improvement
aesthetic
sense

Originality A personal Theme The work Needs more Needs to

touch can be matched but looks similar ideas to redesign
seen on the lacks improve
work originality

Book
Basbas, John Gabrielle D. & Basbas, Leonora D.(2017). Handicraft Leathercraft
and Woodcraft(1st Ed.)Manila: Philippines
Zimmerman, Fred W. Leathercraft Books in Build – A – Course Series, South
Holland, III.

Internet
-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVv6sEblRTs

Development Team of the Module

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Writer: Luisito D.J.
DISCIPLINE Macabiog
• GOOD TASTE(MHS)
• EXCELLENCE

Editors:
Lauro Z. De Guzman (School Head, MHS)
 For inquiries or feedback, please write or call:

Schools Division Office- Marikina City

191 Shoe Ave., Sta. Elena, Marikina City, 1800, Philippines

Telefax: (02) 682-2472 / 682-3989

Email Address: sdo.marikina@deped.gov.ph

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