Upcycled Bookbinding: Exposed Long Stitch Binding

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Join Bookbinding with Cass and create a handy leather or pleather covered journal with exposed long stitch!

About Upcycled Bookbinding: Exposed Long Stitch Binding

Join me in my studio to create a handy leather or pleather covered journal with exposed long stitch . . .

A chance to get creative with lots of yummy materials and make a personalised journal that you can cherish for years to come.

We'll use my 'go to' Flat White paper for the main body of your book (made from recycled coffee cups - great for watercolour, sketching and note taking) and a long stitch / link stitch to bind your book together - a nifty technique that you can use again and again to create sturdy notebooks, sketchbooks and journals.

I'm passionate about re-purposing materials and making the craft of bookbinding fun and accessible - so expect an informal atmosphere, lots of guidance and a cuppa on hand to sip while you stitch.

Booking via Eventbrite website link above.

Please note: this workshop is held in my converted shipping container artists studio, which can fit a maximum of 6 participants. Unfortunately the venue is not fully accessible for wheelchair or powerchair users, please get in touch if you have any questions.

Location: Meanwhile in Leith, Edinburgh EH6 8NR

*Full details of how to access my studio will be provided once you have booked, prior to the workshop.

**Spaces on this class are limited and there will be no refunds or transfers once a booking has been made, unless your place can be filled from a waiting list, in which case the full fee will be refunded. If the workshop is cancelled for any reason, you will be offered either a cash refund or the option of being transferred to an alternative event.**

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