Description

Christmas Bauble Marbling Workshop

Christmas Bauble Marbling Workshop. Make your own Christmas baubles this year in our heritage studio. This 1 1\2 hour session is for up to 6 people to design and make marbled baubles. The time will allow for 6 baubles per person.

On the Day

Experience a session designed to introduce you to the joys of marbling and leave with a set of Christmas baubles to decorate your home.

Paper marbling is a decorative technique that creates patterns resembling smooth marble or other stones. This is done by floating colors on either plain water or a thick solution called size and then carefully transferring the design onto a surface, such as paper or fabric. Throughout history, people have used marbled materials for various purposes. Today, it is commonly used for calligraphy writing surfaces, book covers, and endpapers in bookbinding and stationery. One of the appealing aspects of paper marbling is that each print is a unique piece of art.

Festive treats included.

For workshop dates / availability, select the date button to book your place/s.

Learn more about our studio and processes, when we were interviewed by Make Works in 2017 here.

Details

• Print a set of 6 Christmas Baubles
• A session is 1.5 hours
• Dates and times by agreement
• Max. 6 people per session
• £40 per person
• Suitable for children. Young adults under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

If you’ve got any other questions, do get in touch!

Check out our other workshops here

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About The Smallprint Co.

Hannah and Chris have brought their passion for print to the high street with their boutique studio close to the centre of Derby and its famous Cathedral Quarter. The team prints letterpress commissions for private clients and small businesses, facilitates workshops on and off site and produces a range of popular greetings cards for retail. A gallery is situated to the front of the studio which shows work by printmakers and workshop attendees alike. They welcome volunteers to the studio to help with cataloguing their expanding collection of type too, so get in touch if you fancy getting your hands inky!