Arts$135 SGD
Bookbinding Workshops by Based Book Arts: Japanese Stab Binding
Learn the traditional art of Japanese Stab Binding in this 3.5-hour hands-on workshop, where you will create four unique notebooks using various techniques and materials.
- When
- On now, until Thu 31 Dec
- Started Sat 8 Aug
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- Who it's for
- Good for adults
- Cost
- SG $135
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About it
Since its first appearance in the fourteenth century, Japanese Stab Binding has remained the most typical Japanese style binding even until today. It is a simple but strong binding that allows you to bind multiple one-sided printed sheets without showing any blank pages. This unique thread sewn technique offers a variety of opportunities for creative design, including the use of different papers and coloured threads.
During this 3.5-hour workshop, participants will get to learn basic bookbinding skills and 4 variations of Japanese Stab Binding - 4-Hole, Hemp Leaf, Noble and Tortoise Shell.
Participants will get to choose from a variety of colours for the cover and thread.
Bring home 4 finished products and use them as notebooks, sketchbooks or gift them to a loved one.
All materials and tools provided. No experience needed.
Limited to 6 people per session.
Book size 150mm x 198mm 30 pages
Paper Cover: 300gsm Pages: 80gsm Acid-free Fountain pen friendly
Venue Based Book Arts Work + Store Building 71 Lor 23 Geylang, #03-15, Singapore 388386
Direction We are just a 3-minute walk from Aljunied MRT Station, Exit B. After exiting, cross the overhead bridge and you will find us on the opposite side - grey building. Please arrive 10 minutes before the workshop starts and wait at the lift lobby, as an access card is required to use the lift. We’ll come down to meet you!
Fee SG $135
For session details and bookings, click 'Get Tickets'.
Tags: senior
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