Japanese bookbinding workshop in Aubagne (13)
Offered by :
Isabelle
Aubagne (13)
You can cancel free of charge up to 48h before the date of the activity.
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Activity description :
- 3 hours
- Up to 6 people
- From 10 years old
Isabelle offers a Japanese bookbinding workshop in her Aubagne studio. During this activity, you'll learn the basics of bookbinding under her watchful eye, and create a flexible notebook.
What is bookbinding? It's a technique that simply consists of binding several sheets of a book together, potentially folded into a notebook.
Workshop schedule (3h) :
- Introduction to the basics of Japanese bookbinding and presentation of materials.
- Selection of paper and thread to personalize your notebook.
- Explanation of sewingtechniques for binding pages in Japanese style.
- Finalization of the binding and personalization of the book cover.
You can take part in this course with your family, friends or colleagues for a unique experience and exceptional, one-of-a-kind memories!
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Great experience thanks to a gift on this platform! The workshop was very rewarding: we made our own notebook from A to Z. We cut out the cover to allow articulation of the rigid part, chose and glued the cover and inner papers, then bound it with a beautiful thread. We also used the shears and the press. Isabelle took the time to answer our questions about traditional bookbinding. She's educational, passionate and very pleasant. I recommend her, thank you very much!
Maelle
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Location
Address: 2 Rue de l'Huveaune, 13400 Aubagne
Access :
- Bus 3: Place des XV, Elzéard Rougier, Cours Barthélemy
Know before you go
- The professional reserves the right to postpone or cancel the workshop if a minimum of 3 people are not present.
- All materials are provided during the workshop.
- Possibility of privatizing the workshop with a minimum of 4 people.