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Block-printed Journal

  • CraftStudies 87 Maple Street White River Junction United States (map)

Guest Artist: Elissa Campbell

Block printing is an ancient method of printmaking that can be used to create beautiful, decorated papers. Not only is it fun, but it’s something you can easily do at home.

Experiment with printing and create your own papers to cover a handmade journal. Learn how to design and carve rubber stamps that will be used to create your own decorated papers. You’ll focus on basic shapes that can be used for layering and repeating to create rich and complex patterns. Then select one of your papers for the cover, and save your unused papers for other projects. You’ll make a book using a binding that allows the book to remain flat when opened, making it perfect for use as a sketchbook or journal.

Receive a detailed handout and resource list for all materials we use. No previous experience is required – this is a great class for a beginner.

$140

This workshop is part of a special Book Arts Series offered throughout the fall season at CraftStudies. It can be taken on its own or in relation to the other workshops in the series. Take 4 or more workshops in the Book Arts Series and receive a 10% discount! Email hello@craftstudies.org for more information.

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