Learn How To Make Rope Halters
Rope Halter Making Class
Making your own rope halter is easier than you think. With step-by-step guidance from the instructor, you will learn how to build a strong, functional halter while gaining the confidence to never be without one of the most important pieces of tack.
Participants get to choose their own halter colors.
(Lead rope not included.)
💲 Class Cost
$18 includes material for halter and shrink wrap for halter
How to Order
To select your rope color, please place your order below.
Prepayment is required so materials can be prepared for you.
Your material will be delivered to the event and you will pick up at your designated class spot.
Important Information
• You must attend the class to learn how to make your halter
- It is recommended that you bring your current halter so that you can make the size of halter you need.
- • If you prepay but cannot attend, you may pick up your completed halter later it.
• The instructor will make it for you if you are unable to attend, it is an addtional $10 ( plus shipping if you need it shipped to you)
• No refunds once payment has been made
A little rope, a few knots, and a bit of cowboy know-how, and you will walk away with something you can use every day
Leather Making Class
Leather Project Interactive Classes
March 13–15
Step into the world of real leather craftsmanship. These hands-on classes let you create a project from start to finish using high-quality leather. Each project has a supply fee based on the materials used.
Classes for Ages 10 to Adults ( Space Limited)
Project Cost
Cup Caddy $20
Keychain $25
Classes Ages 16 to Adults ( Space Limited)
Project Cost
Small Leather Tray $30
Large Leather Tray $40
Leather Reins (reins only, no headstall) $150
Important Details
• Classes run throughout the conference, March 13–15
• Prices reflect the use of real, quality leather
• Pre-payment to hold your spot
Some spot may still be open the day of event/class time. Check in with Mcdermott Leather to see if their is an opening. It will cost extra to sign up day off.
• You must attend the session when your project is scheduled to learn the process
• After learning, you may come and go to watch presenters, but dont forget to finish your project by the end of the event
These classes fits beautifully alongside everything else happening at your event, a little workshop tucked inside a three-day western story
Meet Your Leatherwork Workshop Instructor
McDermott Saddle and Leatherwork
Chad began learning leatherwork back in the ’90s and slowly found his way into it more fully around 2005 while in the military. Since then he has had the chance to start a small leather business, teach a leatherworking class in Kuwait, attend saddle-making courses at the Montana Horsemans Saddle School, and earn an honorable mention at the Prescott Emerging Saddle Makers Preview 2025. He is grateful for the experiences and the lessons learned along the way.