This is a short, sweet and simple workshop aimed at anyone who might need paper bags in the run up to Christmas, resents paying for something mass made and is all up for recycling. So if you are an arts or crafts person with lots of fairs coming up in the autumn, a shop owner who needs a new stash of bags, or anyone who has an hour free and fancies coming along — this is for YOU!
All materials and instructions will be provided at the workshop, so you just need to bring yourselves along for the hour. We will be using a bit of runny glue (PVA) and very sharp knives, so it will not be appropriate for anyone under 13 years.
YOU WILL TAKE HOME:
- The skills to turn unwanted magazines into paper bags
- A template to do this with
- As many bags as you can make in an hour
YOU WILL NEED:
- Yourself
- An apron if you have nice clothes on
ABOUT MAUDIE:
Professional book and paper conservator Maudie has worked at major UK institutions including The Victoria & Albert Museum, The National Archives and the National Library of Scotland as well as conservation companies such as the National Conservation Service in London. Alongside this work, she has always worked on a private basis as well. Situated on Worthing’s seafront as part of the popular artist community, The Book Hut is Maudie’s studio and allows her the space and time to complete conservation projects, as well as creating new bindings and holding workshops for interested individuals.
Tickets available to purchase via Eventbrite.