Lafayette, IN 47905
Making Artists' Books with Jasmine Begeske
Bookmaking Workshop: Long Stitch, Basic & Advanced
There are many different forms of long stitch sewings. We will learn the long stitch capped with a chain stitch that is a very old format originating in medieval Germany. The pages will be sewn into the cover and the stitching will be a visible and decorative element. Students will have the option of elaborating on the simple long stitch binding by altering the stitching pattern to include crosses and/or altering the length of the long stitches. Students should provide a metal ruler, cutting mat, a razor knife, scissors and pencils. *Previous students, you may want to use paper created in a surface design workshop such as Suminagashi, paste papers, collagraph or screen-printing.
Materials: Students should provide a metal ruler, cutting mat, a razor knife, scissors and pencils. *Previous students, you may want to use paper created in a surface design workshop such as Suminagashi, paste papers, collagraph or screen-printing.
Student Age Range: 13 and beyond
For More Information, Contact:
Jasmine Begeske
begeske@purdue.edu
219-617-5080
Minimum number of Students 3, Maximum number of Students 12
Class Fee $35, Art Museum Members receive a 10% discount
Not a member of the Art Museum? Click here to join!
Art Museum Members write this code down: AMGLmember
use this code at checkout to get your 10% discount
Making Artists' Books with Jasmine Begeske
Bookmaking Workshop: Long Stitch, Basic & Advanced
There are many different forms of long stitch sewings. We will learn the long stitch capped with a chain stitch that is a very old format originating in medieval Germany. The pages will be sewn into the cover and the stitching will be a visible and decorative element. Students will have the option of elaborating on the simple long stitch binding by altering the stitching pattern to include crosses and/or altering the length of the long stitches. Students should provide a metal ruler, cutting mat, a razor knife, scissors and pencils. *Previous students, you may want to use paper created in a surface design workshop such as Suminagashi, paste papers, collagraph or screen-printing.
Materials: Students should provide a metal ruler, cutting mat, a razor knife, scissors and pencils. *Previous students, you may want to use paper created in a surface design workshop such as Suminagashi, paste papers, collagraph or screen-printing.
Student Age Range: 13 and beyond
For More Information, Contact:
Jasmine Begeske
begeske@purdue.edu
219-617-5080
Minimum number of Students 3, Maximum number of Students 12
Class Fee $35, Art Museum Members receive a 10% discount
Not a member of the Art Museum? Click here to join!
Art Museum Members write this code down: AMGLmember
use this code at checkout to get your 10% discount