Soft Cover Journal Binding with Cherie
Event description
Your teacher Cherie loves paper. She makes it, dyes it, decorates it, collects and repurposes it. In this class Cherie will introduce you to Junk Journals as you collate, decorate and bind your own soft cover journal.
In this class you'll collate a soft-cover journal out of hand dyed and purposely distressed pages, giving your journal an old-fashioned quality. We will then design the covers using old-fashioned stamps and distressed inks and add vintage elements like stitching, lace, buttons and trinkets to make the journal a one-of-a-kind piece unique to you.
Then we'll learn to bind our journal! The finished piece will be sturdy enough to use for a variety of creative mediums including writing, sketching, painting.
All materials provided, just come and have a great time. We'll also have some Halloweeny-style stamps if you want to give your journal a spooky, gothic touch!
What will we cover?
This hands-on class includes:
An introduction to Junk Journals
Instructions on dyeing, distressing and preparing paper
Collating your pages
Learning to hand bind a soft cover journal
Design the journal cover using stamps & embellishments
Decorate our journal pages & create vintage ephemera
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible Venue
Gender Neutral Bathrooms
Quiet Spaces
Free Ticket for First Nation Attendees
Who will be teaching?
Cherie (she/her) has been in love with paper crafting ever since a friend made her some recycled paper stationery for Christmas back in the early 90's. Since then Cherie has been obsessed and has explored many paper crafts from Papermaking, Journal & Photo Album Making and currently vintage paper crafts. Cherie teaches many classes so to stay in touch, sign up to her Newsletter or follow on Facebook / Instagram via https://pixiepapercompany.com.au/
Important info:
Pic: Teacher's own wonderful work.
Any other questions or ways we can assist with accessibility? Just shoot us an email at melbourne@lanewaylearning.com.
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