Bookbinding: Victorian Notebook
Spend a day in the Usher Gallery taking part in this heritage craft book making workshop, where you can create a traditional handmade Victorian period notebook to take home and enjoy using.
You will be guided throughout the workshop by Caroline Bain, who is a professionally trained bookbinder. Caroline will teach you the traditional bookbinding skills needed, providing step-by-step demonstrations, individual support and expert advice.
This workshop is suitable for all abilities (over 18 years only), whether you are a complete beginner, just love books or want to build on your hobbyist craft skills. All materials and tools will be provided.
What to expect:
This workshop is taking place in the Clore Learning room at the Usher Gallery. The Clore learning room is accessible by the entrance of the Usher. To find the Clore learning room, enter the Usher gallery by the glass extension entrance and go to the main door on the left. There are ramps and wide doors to accommodate wheelchairs, and a disabled access toilet oppositive the Clore learning room door, behind the reception desk.
This session will run from 10am till 3:30pm.
In this event you will be invited to try different techniques and art materials.
The tutor will introduce the activity verbally, they will provide advice, help and guidance throughout the session. They will also provide advice and visual examples. Participants are free to ask questions and discuss what they are doing with tutor and each other throughout the session. Tea/ coffee and a selection of biscuits will be provided.
Some elements of this workshop may be challenging if you have difficulty with dexterity, however our experienced instructors will be available help you. This session will be concentrated, but relaxed and quiet. We have noise cancelling head phones and fidget toys available, please feel free to request this upon your arrival or throughout the session.
Here at Lincoln Museum and Usher Gallery, we welcome all participants; if you still aren’t sure whether this workshop is accessible for you or someone you care for, please email us at lincolnmuseum@lincolnshire.gov.uk and we can discuss your access requirements.
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Spend a day in the Usher Gallery taking part in this heritage craft book making workshop, where you can create a traditional handmade Victorian period notebook to take home and enjoy using.
You will be guided throughout the workshop by Caroline Bain, who is a professionally trained bookbinder. Caroline will teach you the traditional bookbinding skills needed, providing step-by-step demonstrations, individual support and expert advice.
This workshop is suitable for all abilities (over 18 years only), whether you are a complete beginner, just love books or want to build on your hobbyist craft skills. All materials and tools will be provided.
What to expect:
This workshop is taking place in the Clore Learning room at the Usher Gallery. The Clore learning room is accessible by the entrance of the Usher. To find the Clore learning room, enter the Usher gallery by the glass extension entrance and go to the main door on the left. There are ramps and wide doors to accommodate wheelchairs, and a disabled access toilet oppositive the Clore learning room door, behind the reception desk.
This session will run from 10am till 3:30pm.
In this event you will be invited to try different techniques and art materials.
The tutor will introduce the activity verbally, they will provide advice, help and guidance throughout the session. They will also provide advice and visual examples. Participants are free to ask questions and discuss what they are doing with tutor and each other throughout the session. Tea/ coffee and a selection of biscuits will be provided.
Some elements of this workshop may be challenging if you have difficulty with dexterity, however our experienced instructors will be available help you. This session will be concentrated, but relaxed and quiet. We have noise cancelling head phones and fidget toys available, please feel free to request this upon your arrival or throughout the session.
Here at Lincoln Museum and Usher Gallery, we welcome all participants; if you still aren’t sure whether this workshop is accessible for you or someone you care for, please email us at lincolnmuseum@lincolnshire.gov.uk and we can discuss your access requirements.
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