Linda Lanza - Sticky Note Book Workshop - April 5

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John Neal Books is not hosting this class.

STICKY NOTE BOOK WORKSHOP
Live online with Linda Lanza

Tuesday, April 5
11:00a.m. - 12:30p.m. EST
Zoom link will be provided by email to registrants after registration closes.
PDF handouts will be available for downloading prior to the workshop.
Class will be recorded and made available for one week afterward.
$35
Registration is OPEN NOW

COURSE DESCRIPTION
"Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be beautiful or believe to be useful."
—William Morris

Whether you choose to use recycled household materials or museum-quality archival supplies, this little gem of a book checks both boxes: something uniquely beautiful for everyday use. And it can be magical, with just a few simple tools and your imagination.

In our workshop, you will enjoy a slide presentation full of ideas and inspiration, followed by a step-by-step demonstration and make-along for one book. Included are detailed explanations of myriad ways to customize plain and not-so-plain papers for covers and liners by using your handwriting, calligraphy, or other art techniques. I will display and discuss a variety of closure options. Together with your finished project, you will take away a plethora of possibilities and resources to ignite your imagination and experience joy in the making for fun and profit.

Funky or sophisticated, playful or all-business, this simple book concept is an excellent make-and-take project, Girls’ night or Scout activity, family fun project, craft fair item, event favor, or holiday gift. Be warned: once you get the hang of it, it's addictive!

No experience necessary.

To register: https://www.inkwings.com/sticky-note-book-workshop/
Any questions, email: scribe@talkwithmyhands.com or linda@inkwings.com

SUPPLIES
The simplest tools are needed to enjoy the workshop with excitement, purpose, and minimal clean-up: paper, pencil, eraser, ruler, scissors or knife and cutting mat, book board, and glue stick. Here are some possibilities (you don't want anything too wet for this class):