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Haf y Draig / Dragon Summer in Carmarthen, Wales

Dragon Press Bindery

Join us in beautiful West Wales for a summer 2024 bookbinding workshop retreat.

7th June - Optional leisure day to spend relaxing and/or exploring the area
8th June - Class 1 - Mansard box; tutor Dieter Räder
10th-11th June - Class 2 - Exposed spine binding with decorative sewing; tutor Thomas Schmitz
12th-13th June - Class 3 - Limp leather sketchbook; tutor Philippa Räder
14th June - Optional studio day to work on personal projects in consultation with the tutors

While we encourage enrolling for the whole event to benefit from a good period of time focussed on extending your skills, each class can be individually booked.

Accommodation is available on a first-come/first-served basis.

Please see www.dpbindery.com for more details.

Designer Bookbinders & The Society of Bookbinders Joint Workshops, 2023-2024

We are delighted to announce the 2023-24 season of DB & SoB Joint Workshops.

This year, as usual, the workshops offer a range of topics suitable for different levels of experience and interest and take place over a weekend in venues around the country. Many are in the tutor's own studio and all tutors are established, experienced teachers.

We have managed to keep the fees for this year's programme at the same level as last year; £185 for members of either Society and £205 for non-members and hope you agree they represent excellent value. * Full Details are on both Societies' web sites, but for a quick taste of what's on offer take a look at our listing below.

*Bursary help may be available;
DB members please contact secretary@designerbookbinders.org.uk
SoB members please contact vicechair@societyofbookbinders.com

If you belong to both societies you should apply to only one of them for a bursary.

18th-19th May
Over the Edge and Across the Boards, Kate Holland

Corsely, Wiltshire BA12 7PA
There are thirteen different planes on a book where you can express your creativity, and edges and leather comprise over half of them.

8th-9th June 2024
Endpapers for Fine Bindings Kathy Abbott

Barony Centre, West Kilbride, KA23 9AR
A workshop aimed at intermediate and advanced learners, designed to develop your skills, accuracy and cleanliness when making endpapers for fine bindings.

Places are limited and bookings are taken via the DB web site. https://designerbookbinders.org.uk/education/designer-bookbinders-society-of-bookbinders-joint-workshops/

If you are unable to book online, or for any queries, please contact nesta.jointworkshops@gmail.com 07984 001830.

These workshops offer structured, intensive learning in a friendly and supportive environment and we really hope you find something of interest here to tempt you!

Nesta Davies (nesta.jointworkshops@gmail.com) (DB)
Joshua James (joshua.jointworkshops@gmail.com) (SoB)

West Dean College, W. Sussex

CityLit

Get started making books- Online course
Dates: Online/Anytime

Price: £47
Level: Beginners
Description: Learn how to make your own books at home using the elegantly simple pamphlet bookbinding technique. Explore paper types, how to adapt your book cover, how to add a pocket page and include various page sizes to make a unique pamphlet book, ideal for use as a notebook or artist's book.
Link: https://bit.ly/48DcKDn

Book art - vanishing fore-edge painting
Dates: 29th June 2024

Price: £193
Location: West Dean
Level: Suitable for all
Description: Gain a basic technique introduction to the traditional, British form of book decoration known as vanishing fore-edge painting. You will be shown the techniques of this very special book art and can expect to take away your very own example at the end of the one-day course. This intriguing, discreet and hidden form of magic book decoration has a 350 year old history in Britain, but the secret is available now in this workshop, offered by Martin, who has produced 3500 paintings over the last 45 years. Traditionally, the subject of fore-edge paintings has been landscapes. However, Martin can show how any image you choose can be used, so long as you are adept at working small, with watercolour brushes. It is not necessary to be a skilled artist to attend the course.
Link: https://bit.ly/3RAXKz6

Bookbinding - decorative stitched journal
Dates: 1st July 2024

Price: £168
Location: West Dean
Level: Suitable for all
Description: On this one-day workshop, you will be introduced to some techniques of creating one-of-a-kind books. You will make a tactile multi-section binding. This idiosyncratic book can contain different coloured paper covers, enhanced with a decorative buttonhole stitch on the spine to assemble the sections. You will take home a unique handmade book, which can be used as a resonant starting point for your own visual journal.
Link: https://bit.ly/3NMLF91

Bookbinding - a set of notebooks
Dates: 20th-21st July 2024

Price: £310
Location: West Dean
Level: Suitable for all
Description: During the course, you will learn how to:
- Fold paper into sections ready for sewing
- Select and prepare covering materials
- Use a variety of sewing and binding techniques
- Make a simple bespoke slipcase to house your bindings
Each process will be demonstrated to the group. Afterwards, you will be able to work on your own bindings with individual help from the tutor to produce several bindings and a slipcase. Link: https://bit.ly/48Cyyz7

Celandine Books Bookbinding Workshops in the South West

Workshops take place at arts centres and book festivals in Devon and Somerset. Perfect for artists, writers, teachers and anyone interested in making books. You will learn traditional bookbinding techniques using specialist tools and materials, with lots of expert tips shared along the way, and take home your own handmade books along with a set of workshop notes. All the equipment and materials are provided. Visit celandinebooks.co.uk for full information and to subscribe to the newsletter.

Link Stitched Books and Quirky Accordions
Saturday 27 April 2024

10.30 - 15.30
The Burton Art Gallery, Bideford
£60

Bookings can be made with Megan through their website at www.celandinebooks.co.uk

The School for Bookbinding Arts, Virginia, USA

The School For Bookbinding Arts began in 2002 as the workshop division of Cat Tail Run Hand Bookbinding. Our goal is simple: to make the study of bookbinding and related crafts enjoyable yet substantive. Each workshop features demonstrations of the techniques being taught coupled with supervised practice time for the student.

We believe our classes have something for everyone. If you are interested in the repair of books, our Introduction to Book Restoration is a great place to start and prepares you for both the Advanced Cloth Restoration and Advanced Leather Restoration courses. Our classes in New Cloth Bindings and Clamshell Box Making are perfect for those seeking the satisfaction of making something fabulous from scratch. If you particularly enjoy working with decorative paper, then all the classes offered during Marbling Fortnight are for you. Also, be sure to check out our workshops in Letterpress Printing, Calligraphy, and Pop-up Structures, all of which will deepen your experience of creative book craft and your appreciation for all that the human hand can bring forth.

For further information and booking, please visit schoolforbookbindingarts.com

City Lit Courses in Bookbinding,
Book Arts, Conservation & Repair Autumn and Winter 2023-24
Keeley Street, Covent Garden, London WC2B 4BA

CityLit

Bookbinding

Bookbinding: 10 projects for beginners
Course Dates: Thursday 25th April - 27th June 2024
18:00-21:00

Tutor: Kate Rochester
An exciting range of graded projects to introduce you to bookbinding. Come armed with enthusiasm and walk away with a stack of small books and a heap of information on materials, tools and techniques.
Full fee 389.00 Senior fee £311.00 Concession £253.00

Bookbinding: simple leather binding
Course Dates: Thursday 25th April - 16th May 2024
10:30 - 16:30

Tutor: Ina Baumeister
Discover how leather, combined with simple sewing and cutting techniques can create a wonderfully flexible and stylish bindings. Create books with folded and crossed structure covers and include some decorative elements to personalise your work.
Full fee £269.00 Senior fee £215.00 Concession £175.00

Techniques and skills

Bookbinding: 10 projects for beginners
An exciting range of graded projects to introduce you to bookbinding. Come armed with enthusiasm and walk away with a stack of small books and a heap of information on materials, tools and techniques.
VD262 25/04/24 - 27/06/24 Thursdays 18:00 - 21:00
Full fee: £389.00 Senior fee: £311.00 Concession: £283.00
Tutor: Kate Rochester

Start Bookbinding
Discover the art of handmade books! Three days of progressive projects will guide you through core techniques and prepare you to experiment, design and craft your own unique books.
VD330 20/04/24 - 04/05/24 Saturday 10:00 - 13:30
Full fee: £199.00 Senior fee: £159.00 Concession: £129.00
Tutor: Ina Baumeister

Bookbinding: Simple leather binding
Discover how leather, combined with simple sewing and cutting techniques can create a wonderfully flexible and stylish bindings. Create books with folded and crossed structure covers and include some decorative elements to personalise your work.
VD435 25/04/24 - 16/05/24 Thursdays 10:30-16:30
Full fee: £269.00 Senior fee: £215.00 Concession: £175.00
Tutor: Ina Baumeister

Bookbinding: decorative techniques for leather
A four-day introduction into traditional and contemporary leather decorating techniques. Are you working with leather in the context of bookbinding, fashion, textiles, fine art or jewellery? This course will broaden your expertise.
VD251 26/04/24 - 17/05/24 Fridays 10:30 - 16:30
Full fee: £269.00 Senior fee: £215.00 Concession: £175.00
Tutor: Ina Baumeister

Bookbinding: Improvers' workshop
This course is designed to help students develop their bookbinding skills. You will already have some experience of bookbinding in order to benefit from this workshop-style class. There will be the opportunity to work on your own projects, or to practice skills in which you feel less confident in order to enable you to progress to higher level courses.
VD320 13/05/24 - 22/07/24 Mondays 18:00 - 21:00
Full fee: £389.00 Senior fee: £311.00 Concession: £253.00
Tutor: Gavin Moorhead

Bookbinding: Experiments in paper folding
Explore colour, structure, and layering to produce exciting sculptural forms. By combining and extending techniques such as origami and concertina folding, cutting, piercing and slotting, you will create your own unique books.
VD419 08/06/24 - 15/06/24 Saturdays 10:30-16:30
Full fee £ 159.00 Senior fee £ 159.00 Concession £ 159.00
Tutor: Ina Baumeister

Bookbinding weekend: endband extravaganza
A weekend packed full of endbands for bookbinding enthusiasts. Learn a little about the history and different styles of endband and try out some for yourself. There will be demonstrations of a range of endbands including multi-coloured, Islamic and 'Manhattan' style. Suitable for those with bookbinding experience.
VD360 13/07/2024 - 14/07/2024
Sat and Sun 10:30 - 16:30
Full fee£159.00 Senior fee£159.00 Concession£159.00
Tutor: Kathy Abbott

Creative arts for bookbinding I:
decorative paper techniques Try out a range of decorative techniques for paper including paste papers, dip dyed papers, rubber stamps and Japanese marbling for bookbinding use or as individual pieces. All levels welcome.
VD354 12/07/2024 Saturday 10:30 - 16:30
Full fee: £99.00 Senior fee: £99.00 Concession: £99.00
Tutor: Sue Doggett

Introduction to conservation
Are you thinking about rescuing one of your well-loved books which needs some attention, or hoping to tackle your library? This course will explore first essential steps in book conservation and give you some skills to practise at home.
VD302 15/07/2024 - 17/07/2024 Mon, Tues & Wed 10:30 - 16:30
Full fee£199.00Senior fee£159.00Concession£129.00
Tutor: Nesta Davies

Fine binding masterclass III: creative approaches to design binding
If you already have technical bookbinding skills but want to kickstart, or develop your creative and design skills then this course will help you to develop ways of engaging visually with the content of the book. Through a series of practical excercises and activities, you will learn a range of creative thinking skills and ways to apply them to design for bookbinding. This course is aimed at bookbinders interested in design binding but would benefit anyone working in book arts who is interested in exploring a text visually.
VD374 18/07/2024 - 20/07/2024 Thurs, Fri & Sat 10:30 - 16:30
Full fee £249.00 Senior fee £249.00 Concession £249.00
Tutor: Sue Doggett

Bookbinding: binding on stubs
A stub binding is an excellent way to bind books that cannot be rounded and backed, or which have illustrations that cross the centre fold. Stubs can also be used to bind individual pieces of paper into a book. A stub binding allows the pages of a book to open freely - right back to the centrefold, and once learned, this technique can be used with many traditional and contemporary binding styles.
VD375 24/07/24 - 07/08/24 Weds 10:30-16:30
Full fee £199.00 Senior fee £159.00 Concession £129.00
Tutor: Kathy Abbott

Bookbinding: lettering with foils
This course is a basic introduction to lettering for the bookbinder using individual handle letters and gold foil as a transfer medium.
VD376 25/07/2024 - 26/07/2024 Thurs and Fri 10:30 - 16:30
Full fee £159.00 Senior fee £159.00 Concession £159.00
Tutor: Royston Haward

Bookbinding weekend: notebooks and folders
Learn to make single sheet folded books, a simple multi-section sewn book and a folded slipcase. This weekend course is an opportunity to make an exciting range of notebooks and folders and learn some useful bookbinding techniques. Suitable for beginners.
VD355 27/07/2024 - 28/07/2024 Sat-Sun 10:30-16:30
Full fee: £159.00 Senior fee: £159.00 Concession: £159.00
Tutor: Ina Baumeister

Book arts drop-in
A one-day, tutor supported book arts workshop. This short course is ideal for students who would like some technical or conceptual advice and the space to work on a personal project. Students will work independently with one to one support.
VD341 30/07/2024 Tuesday 10:30 - 16:30
Full fee £59.00 Senior fee £59.00 Concession £59.00
Tutor: Sue Doggett

Leather book with magnetic closures
Bind an elegant notebook which slips neatly into a leather-covered cover fastened by magnets. Internal pockets mean the book can be removed and a replaced with a new one when full. Beautifully reusable wrapping!
VD303 01/08/2024 - 03/08/2024 Wed, Thurs and Fri 10:30 - 16:30
Full fee £139.00 Senior fee £111.00 Concession £90.00
Tutor: Nesta Davies

Try it out: Bookbinding
Dip your fingers into bookbinding. Learn a little about the history, materials and craft of bookbinding while making a simple binding to take home. A chance to discuss further study in bookbinding at City Lit.
VD278 10/08/24 Saturday 10:00-17:00
Full £99 Senior £99 Concession £99
Tutor: Kate Rochester

 

Enquiries: visualarts@citylit.ac.uk
Enrolments Phone line: 020 7831 7831 Monday-Friday 10:00-18:00 (last calls taken at 17:45)

Hazel Bank Studio, Wiltshire

Hazel Bank

Hazel Bank Studio is based in Wiltshire and provides two types of classes:

- BINDING re:DEFINED, now in its 13th year, offers masterclasses with highly skilled guest tutors from outside the UK, who bring binding methods, styles and techniques of unique character. There are approximately 6 classes per year.

- Open Studio classes, taught by DB Fellow Lori Sauer, cater for students of all levels who work on their own projects at their own pace. These are held at two venues, Salisbury and Beechingstoke (near Pewsey) on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Beginners welcome.

Please check out the website for all the upcoming workshops and sign up to the mailing list at www.hazelbankstudio.co.uk.
Or contact Lori Sauer at hazelbankstudio@gmail.com

Evening Course at Book Works, London

Shepherds Courses

 

Otter Bookbinding, Surrey

Otter Bookbinding

Further information please visit otterbookbinding.com

Alan Fitch Binder of Books & Teacher of Bookbinding, in Rural Norfolk

Alan Fitch There are available a variety of 1 to 1 courses, which run from April to September, offering the opportunity to learn in an idyllic location and relaxed atmosphere. All necessary materials required for each course are included in the course fee. Course dates are by mutual agreement.

Over the period of each course, you will be guided through all the aspects of bookbinding, relevant to each course. There are at present four courses available:

5 Day Courses. Each course runs from Monday Friday (09.00-17.00).

Basic Course This course has been designed for the beginner and covers all the basics of binding a book.

Refresher/Repair Course This course is designed for the student who:
Has completed the Basic Course but would like to spend more time developing their basic skills before moving on to finer things.
Has had some experience in the past of binding a case bound, round and backed book but would like to refresh their skills.
Would like to develop their skills in repairing old cloth cased books.

Full Leather Course This course is for the person who wants to develop their bookbinding skills and progress to binding in leather. (To attend this course it is important that you have attend the Basic Course or something similar.)

2 Day Course

Bookmaking Course This course has been designed to allow you to spend two days making a variety of types and styles of book, which require very little specialist equipment or tools.

Accommodation is available

For further detail please telephone +44 (0)1953 718348,
or view the web site at www.abinderofbooks.co.uk

Fully equipped bindery in Winchester for Amateur Bookbinders

Southern Bookcrafts Club is unique in operating a fully equipped bindery in central Winchester for amateur bookbinders.

The club was founded more than 30 years ago and our purpose remains the same to provide our members with extensive working space, comprehensive equipment, material, facilities and training to develop their bookcraft skills. Club membership is available to all and enables members access to the bindery at any time except when training is being undertaken. For bookbinders wishing to start or develop their business, club membership provides a low risk, low cost facility that avoids the need for heavy investment or substantial overheads.

Our other primary purpose is to keep the craft of bookbinding alive by introducing it to as many people as we can in an affordable and accessible way. So, for nonmembers we also offer a range of highly regarded introductory courses including taster sessions, beginner and intermediate training courses.

Club days on Tuesday and Friday mornings provide a great opportunity for members to share their knowledge and ideas with some enjoyable and good humoured conversation!

Further information is available at www.southernbookcrafts.org or via training@southernbookcrafts.org

Black Fox Bindery Workshops, London

blackfox

One of the reasons why I fell in love with the craft of bookbinding is because you never stop learning. From Book & Paper Conservation to Book Arts is a huge arc under which lies a multitude of subjects, techniques and skills. Black Fox Bindery offers a variety of teaching resources from taster courses to intensive, from one day to long term.

The bindery is fully equipped with presses, hot foil blocking machines, paring machines, tools and materials. There is enough space to accommodate 5 students comfortably at any one time and is fully insured.

Workshops and Courses
Over the previous years, Black Fox has hosted a selection of successful workshops, covering a variety of subjects and techniques. Although these haven't followed an annual schedule, I am more than happy to organise different courses throughout the year when time allows and I am very happy to take requests.

Black Fox Bindery also plays host to guest binders or makers who may not have space of their own to teach. This is a great opportunity for all involved; I get to see a new teaching approach, my students have access to different techniques and the guest gets paid to pass on their skills.

One to One Tuition
One to one tuition has been invaluable to my personal progress in bookbinding and I emphasise the importance of it for focused skill and technique development. You may have a certain amount of bookbinding experience but may feel that there is room for improvement or you could be a total beginner wishing for concentrated time within a bindery. I can offer one to one tuition tailored to your needs.

I can provide tuition on a daily basis or as part of a structured longer-term course. Costs are £150 a day, with working hours usually from 10am to 5pm with an hour for lunch. For further information regarding one-to-one tuition please contact me (Nicky Oliver) at: nicky@blackfoxbindery.com

Bench Rental
The Black Fox Bench Rental service is provided for those who are fed up of practising bookbinding on their kitchen worktops and lacking the equipment that they need. It is an opportunity to come into a fully equipped bindery to work on personal projects whether it be a job, competition piece or a gift for example. The cost of this service is £55 a day which includes access to the equipment, presses, tools and a little guidance from me if needed.

Further information and booking is available from
www.blackfoxbindery.com/workshops

Scottish Borders

One-to-one or two-to-one tuition in a private studio located in a beautiful rural setting in the Scottish Borders: close to Berwick on Tweed with easy access by road or rail.

Personal tuition from an award winning craftsman! All tuition tailored to suit the skills level of the individual student. If there is a particular technique or a skill you are looking to develop or improve, or if you are a complete beginner taking your first steps into the art & craft of this ancient discipline, contact Mark Ramsden via bookmanconservation.co.uk, or call 01361 882028 or email me bookman@btinternet.com.

Teaching Opportunities at the London Centre for Book Arts

Come and teach at the LCBA! The centre is looking to add more workshops to their schedule. If you have an idea for a workshop to teach at the Centre, please let them know by filling in the form on their web site.

You can see examples of their current workshops at londonbookarts.eventbrite.co.uk

The Maureen Duke Educational Award

The Norie Trust is a small charitable trust based in the South West of England. The Trust funds various projects, many of which are associated with literature and the arts. The Trust also assists community-based projects which aim to improve the quality of people's lives.

The Trust has generously offered the Society funds of £2,000 a year for the next 5 years to fund an educational award to assist professionals in the book field. The Trust wishes to recognise Maureen Duke's inspirational teaching and dedication to education and the award will therefore be known as The Maureen Duke Educational Award.

The recipient of the award each year should be a bookbinder, book conservator, book restorer or book artist who has worked professionally in the U.K. for the last two years prior to the award. They should be intending to continue to work professionally, preferably in the UK.

SoB's Education & Training Task Force has been asked by the Trust to administer the award and after discussion it has been agreed that the award panel will consist of the Chair of the Society and the Chair of E&T. The applicant will be required to submit the following:
Hand written letter of application
CV
A brief outline of the nature of study wishing to be undertaken, indicating how this will enhance their work, and their plans for the future
Full Breakdown of costs fees, travel and subsistence
Images of work completed in the 2 years prior to application
Two references

The recipient will be required to write a report of their study and experience gained for others in the field.

Applications should be sent to: Claire Redfern, 21 Moat Way, Goring by Sea, West Sussex, BN12 4DR.

An Introduction to Bookbinding with Mark Cockram at Studio 5, London

Case Binding

Rationale This module develops the students' ability to use basic materials such as cloth and a number of machine-made papers. It will allow students the opportunity to explore differing adhesives and covering techniques in the production of case bindings.

Aims
to develop hand skills related to paper and cloth work and hand foil work
to enhance professional skills, awareness and responsibility
to stimulate creativity in design
to develop awareness of choice of suitable styles

Learning Outcome On completion the student will be able to:
select suitable styles of case binding
fold sections
be familiar with various sewing techniques
forward the book to the required standard
make a case binding including the use of modern design techniques

Assessment Strategy Assessment will be in line with the STUDIO 5 criteria and will be evident through examination and discussion of 5 finished items of work. The student will demonstrate an ability to apply the techniques to a good standard and understand the reasons for their use. The Module is delivered over 6 days with all materials included. Fee £700

Bradel Binding

Rationale This module develops an awareness of strength and structure specific to this type of binding. It will give students the opportunity to work with leather and apply the relevant techniques involved in the production of the disappearing spine Bradel binding.

Aims
to introduce the student to leather binding and manipulation
to identify the correct materials specific to the binding style
to understand the need for and limitations of the binding style
to apply the relevant techniques
to assess the suitability of the binding style

Learning Outcome On completion the student will be able to:
select suitable text blocks in need of this structure
forward the book to the required standard
make a Bradel binding including the use of modern design techniques

Assessment Strategy Assessment will be in line with the STUDIO 5 criteria and will be evident through examination and discussion of 1 finished item of work. The student will demonstrate an ability to apply the techniques to a good standard and understand the reasons for their use. The Module is delivered over 6 days with all materials included. Fee £700

Box and Enclosure Making

Rationale This module is intended to develop the student's ability in making 3 styles of boxes for the books made during the 2 previous modules. The student will be able to select and use suitable materials and incorporate style and design ideas.

Aims
to identify the correct materials specific to the box style and use
to explore design and material manipulation
to apply the relevant techniques
to understand internal measuring

Learning Outcome On completion the student will be able to:
select suitable box styles and construction methods
apply the techniques for making boxes including a two tray drop back box
apply techniques suitable for various uses

Assessment Strategy Assessment will be in line with the STUDIO 5 criteria and will be evident through examination and discussion of 3 finished items of work. The student will demonstrate an ability to apply the techniques to a high standard and understand the reasons for their use. The student will be expected to be able to demonstrate and rationalise design, process and protection. The Module is delivered over 6 days with all materials included. Fee £700

Artist's Book or Complete Book (Option A)

Rationale This module is intended to develop the students' ability to explore print, book manipulation and creative journeys with the book.

Aims
to identify differing print techniques
to explore the book as a means of artistic and social expression
to apply the relevant techniques, working practices and mediums

Learning Outcome On completion the student will be able to:
select suitable print techniques and mixed media
forward the book to the required standard and manipulate as required
to understand the relationship of the artist and the book

Assessment Strategy Assessment will be in line with the STUDIO 5 criteria and will be evident through examination and discussion of 2 finished items of work. The student will demonstrate an ability to apply the techniques to a high standard and understand the reasons for their use. The student will be expected to be able to demonstrate and rationalise working processes. The Module is delivered over 6 days with some materials included. Fee £700

Introduction to Contemporary Bradel Design Binding (Option B)

Rationale The Introduction to Contemporary Bradel Design Binding gives students the opportunity to make a Design Binding using contemporary and traditional techniques and materials.

Aims
to expand existing skills and techniques whilst learning relevant traditional skills
to explore Design Binding with contemporary arts practices
to apply the relevant techniques, working practices and mediums

Learning Outcome On completion the student will be able to:
select suitable construction methods forward the book to the required standard and manipulate as required to boldly go where no one has been before

Assessment Strategy Assessment will be in line with the STUDIO 5 criteria and will be evident through examination and discussion of 2 finished items of work. The student will demonstrate an ability to apply the techniques to a high standard and understand the reasons for their use. The student will be expected to be able to demonstrate and rationalise working processes. The Module is delivered over 14 days with basic materials included. Fee £1,400

The STUDIO 5 BEGINNERS COURSE is delivered in 3 modules of six days each. Upon successful completion the student will be issued with a Studio 5 Certificate. The fee is £2,100.00 per person. The fee covers all tuition, hand tool use, workshop equipment as required and materials as outlined in the module information. A 50% non-returnable deposit is required to confirm booking, full payment being made no less than 2 weeks prior to the beginning of the course. The modules can be delivered in a block or days to suit the individual student. Two further modules, options A and B are individually priced.

To book a place or for more information please contact us at:
Mark Cockram
Studio Five
First Floor, The Mews
4652 Church Road
Barnes, London, SW13 0DQ
Tel: 0208 563 2158 https://studio5bookbindingandarts.blogspot.com/

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