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Introduction to Crafting with Japanese Paper (1-day)

Art Classes

20 Aug, 10am-1.30pm

Open to all adults. Suitable for beginners – no experience required. Participants must be confident using sharp tools (awl, needles, scalpel).

Japanese washi papers are beautiful to work with in a variety of crafts. In this half-day workshop participants will learn:
• How to make a small sketchbook using Japanese stab-binding techniques and decorated with Japanese paper.
• How to make simple Japanese themed cards decorated with Japanese paper
• An introduction to iris folding

Materials (required by the students)
All materials and specialist tools are provided for use in the class. However, do bring along your own cutting mat and scalpel (with a fresh blade) if you prefer.

Tutor
Gill Smith is a local artist, printmaker, paper cutter and bookmaker who regularly exhibits here at The Landmark Arts Centre.

——–The programme is designed for people of all ability and experience. Age limits are at the discretion of the Landmark Arts Centre. Landmark Arts Centre reserves the right to make alterations to our published event programme where reasonably necessary. NO REFUNDS GIVEN FOR TUTOR or ACT SUBSTITUTION.

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