Bookbinding workshops 2022: New dates added

I have added 2 new bookbinding workshops to my schedule this Spring: one in the National Print Museum on April 10th and the other in Liberties Paper on April 8th.

There are also some spaces left on my 5-day workshop in the Burren. This promises to be an interesting one!

As always, I am available to give one-to-one workshops either in my studio or at yours. Get in touch with me at eilis@foldedleaf.ie and I’d be happy to tailor something to suit your needs.

1. Sculptural Bookbinding - new date added

What: In this creative day-long workshop, participants will create a variety of folded and sewn books. Starting with the concertina book, we will build up on this binding creating a variety of non-traditional book structures.

Where: Liberty Papers, Dublin
When: 11am - 5pm, Friday 8th April

For more information and to book: Sculptural Bookbinding

2. Limp Leather Bindings - some spaces left

What: In this instructional day-long workshop, participants will create their own recycled leather binding based on book structures used by journeymen all over Europe during medieval times.

Where: Liberty Papers, Dublin
When: 11am - 5pm, Saturday 9th April

For more information and to book: Limp Leather Bindings

3. Folded Books - new workshop

What: In this creative day-long workshop, participants will create a variety of folded softback books. Starting with the concertina book, you will create unique books including a pocket accordion, a blizzard book and more!

Where: National Print Museum, Dublin
When: 10am - 4pm, Sunday 10th April

For more information and to book: Folded Books

4. The Art of Making Books - some spaces left

What: A very special 5 days of creating experimental artist’s books in the Burren. We will create sculptural book structures that use printed matter from nature as a starting point to create vibrant and textural printed artworks.

Where: The Burren College of Art, Co Clare
When: Monday August 15th – Friday 19th August 2022

For more information and to book: The Art of Making Books