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Below you'll find all the information for the Los Angeles, California Book Art Workshops including info on the classes, teachers and registering as well as a week schedule and all the details. If you have any questions please contact Karleigh at KarleighJae@gmail.com
Book Art Workshops
May 7 - 12, 2012
1250 Long Beach Ave #322
Los Angeles, CA 90021
Held in an artist loft close to the 5, 10, and 110 freeways
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The workshops will be held in a 1700 sq ft artist loft in downtown L.A. that is owned by a fashion designer.
Not only have we kept the cost down for the students by renting our own place but each workshop fee covers the cost of some small tools as well as the materials needed to make your projects. Each student needs to bring a Basic Tool Kit. Please note each individual workshop may require other tools, please see each individual workshop listing for required tools.
The Basic Tool Kit each student needs to bring includes:
Pencil, Bonefolder, Metal edged ruler (preferably with a cork back), scissors, cutting mat or old magazines to cut on and a bookbinding awl.
Workshop Information
Entire week of classes:
Workshop Information
Discount Offer:
Sign up for the entire week of classes with one or more friends for $585 each.
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(All classes purchased individually would total $850.)
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Offer ends May 5.
Entire week of classes:
Creative Boxes
Monday May 7, 2012 -- 6pm - 9pm
Teacher: Karleigh Heywood
Class Fee: $75
Make a clamshell box for foundational box making skills and learn to create a variety of shapes, levels, secrets and trays with this box making workshop! Each student will build and keep their own clamshell box while learning tips and tricks for future box making adventures.
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Tuesday May 8, 2012 -- 10am - 4pm
Teachers: Daniel & Karleigh Heywood
Class Fee: $125
Tools You'll Need: The Basic Tool Kit (see above) + A rotary cutter and clear ruler are useful but optional as we’ll have a few to share.
Tools You'll Need: The Basic Tool Kit (see above) + A rotary cutter and clear ruler are useful but optional as we’ll have a few to share.
Create a Traditional Quarter Leather Cordbound Book using modern methods and tools. The cordbound book dates back to the 5th century and were introduced when Byzantium monks established their first scriptorium, Byblos, in modern Lebanon. The Arabs were the ones to bring this style to life with all sorts of decorative work, gorgeous gold embossing and clasp closures. They still make the most wonderful cordbound books in the world. With your choice of leather and papers from around the world, you’ll create and keep your own cordbound book.
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The Booklace
Tuesday May 8, 2012 -- 6pm - 9pm
Teacher: Jeannine Stein
Class Fee: $80
Tools You'll Need: The Basic Tool Kit (see above) + Basic jewelry tools: Round-nose pliers, square-nose pliers, wire cutters. If you have a rotary cutter (used for cutting fabric), please bring it. Please note: This class requires close, detailed work. Please bring glasses and/or magnifiers if you need them!
The Booklace is the ultimate accessory: part miniature leather book, part necklace, it's a stunning piece that accents any outfit. You'll create a real, functional book that measures about 1 inch by 1 1/2 inches and is sewn and constructed just like a larger book. You can choose from a variety of plain and decorative pages and types of leather. Then we'll play with chains, connectors, accent pieces and closures to create a stunning necklace. Learn how to wire wrap beads and other techniques. You'll leave with a gorgeous one-of-a-kind necklace.
Expressions
Teacher: Jeannine Stein
Class Fee: $80
Tools You'll Need: The Basic Tool Kit (see above) + Basic jewelry tools: Round-nose pliers, square-nose pliers, wire cutters. If you have a rotary cutter (used for cutting fabric), please bring it. Please note: This class requires close, detailed work. Please bring glasses and/or magnifiers if you need them!
The Booklace is the ultimate accessory: part miniature leather book, part necklace, it's a stunning piece that accents any outfit. You'll create a real, functional book that measures about 1 inch by 1 1/2 inches and is sewn and constructed just like a larger book. You can choose from a variety of plain and decorative pages and types of leather. Then we'll play with chains, connectors, accent pieces and closures to create a stunning necklace. Learn how to wire wrap beads and other techniques. You'll leave with a gorgeous one-of-a-kind necklace.
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Wednesday May 9, 2012 -- 11am - 3pm
Teacher: Kelly Kilmer
Class Fee: $75
What story will your book hold? Express yourself by creating a hand bound journal covered in luscious handmade paper. Create pages that fold out and hide your secrets or uniquely display your treasures. You will learn how to free your artistic self upon the pages of this book, creating a multitude of rich, colorful pages as you work. You will be learning not only how to make the book from scratch but also how to create a multitude of layered, “paper painted” pages.
Raised & Inset Designs in Paper, Fabric and Leather
Teacher: Kelly Kilmer
Class Fee: $75
What story will your book hold? Express yourself by creating a hand bound journal covered in luscious handmade paper. Create pages that fold out and hide your secrets or uniquely display your treasures. You will learn how to free your artistic self upon the pages of this book, creating a multitude of rich, colorful pages as you work. You will be learning not only how to make the book from scratch but also how to create a multitude of layered, “paper painted” pages.
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Raised & Inset Designs in Paper, Fabric and Leather
Wednesday May 9, 2012 -- 6pm - 9pm
Teacher: Karleigh Heywood
Class Fee: $90
Give your books a little character! In this workshop each student has the opportunity to create 3 book covers with Paper, Fabric and Leather. Each book cover will have an inset or raised design of your choosing. Raised and Inset designs on spines of books are also demonstrated and discussed.
Exposed Stitch Books
Class Fee: $90
Give your books a little character! In this workshop each student has the opportunity to create 3 book covers with Paper, Fabric and Leather. Each book cover will have an inset or raised design of your choosing. Raised and Inset designs on spines of books are also demonstrated and discussed.
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Thursday May 10, 2012 --10am - 4pm
Romanesque Stitch Journal
Thursday May 10, 2012 -- 6pm - 9pm
Teacher: Jeannine Stein
Class Fee: $80
Tools You'll Need: The Basic Tool Kit (see above)
Using antique cabinet cards for covers you'll construct this handy journal with one of the most beautiful open-spine bindings: the Romanesque stitch. While this woven crossover stitch may look complicated, it's quite simple. You'll learn a couple of tricks that make the sewing go very quickly. A variety of papers, cabinet cards and ribbons will be provided.
The ten book structures are:
Jeannine Stein is the author of "Adventures in Bookbinding: Hand Crafting Mixed Media Books" and "Re-Bound: Creating Handmade Books from Recycled and Repurposed Materials." Her work has been featured in such magazines as GreenCraft and Cloth, Paper Scissors, and she is a regular contributor to the Australian craft magazine "Get Creative!" Jeannine has been making books for 18 years and also teaches workshops in bookbinding, book arts and paper crafting. Among her commissioned work are photo albums, journals, guest books and miniature books. You can find out more about Jeannine by visiting her blog, Ink Stained Book Arts, at http://www.jeanninestein.typepad.com/
Kelly T.M. Kilmer is a mixed media book artist living in Southern California. A New England native who studied on her own and at Mass College of Art, she believes that there is an artist in each and every one of us. Kelly's classes are designed specifically to bring that artist out. Her work has appeared in several books and magazines. Kelly’s art is in the home of several private collectors and has also been sold in various galleries across the U.S. Kelly has been teaching mixed media workshops every weekend for over fourteen years now in the U.S. and abroad.
Her current passions are spending time with her family, reading, collecting (and using) paper, tape and pens, watching foreign and independent films, journaling and frequenting used bookstores. Kelly is always exploring new ways to create and how to better herself as an artist.
http://kellykilmer.blogspot.com/
EGorey99@sbcglobal.net
Daniel and Karleigh Heywood are book artists living in Central Utah. They belong to the Guild of Book Workers and are members of the Rocky Mountain Chapter and travel to teach workshops. You can read more about us on the about section of this blog.
Teachers: Daniel & Karleigh Heywood
Class Fee: $125
Tools You'll Need: The Basic Tool Kit (see above)
Tools You'll Need: The Basic Tool Kit (see above)
Description: Celebrate the diversity of spines by creating 3 books in this 6 hour workshop! Accordion Spine Hardcover Book, Anne Goye's Secret Belgium Binding and the Double Needle Ethiopian Coptic Stitch.
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Romanesque Stitch Journal
Thursday May 10, 2012 -- 6pm - 9pm
Teacher: Jeannine Stein
Class Fee: $80
Tools You'll Need: The Basic Tool Kit (see above)
Using antique cabinet cards for covers you'll construct this handy journal with one of the most beautiful open-spine bindings: the Romanesque stitch. While this woven crossover stitch may look complicated, it's quite simple. You'll learn a couple of tricks that make the sewing go very quickly. A variety of papers, cabinet cards and ribbons will be provided.
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Friday and Saturday, May 11 and 12, 2012 -- 10am - 6pm
Teachers: Daniel & Karleigh Heywood
Class Fee: $200
Tools You'll Need: The Basic Tool Kit (see above) + A rotary cutter and clear ruler are useful but optional as we’ll have a few to share.
Description: Each student has the opportunity to create and keep 10 different books. We will cover the basics of bookbinding for beginners, but students of all skill levels are welcome.
Description: Each student has the opportunity to create and keep 10 different books. We will cover the basics of bookbinding for beginners, but students of all skill levels are welcome.
The ten book structures are:
- Single Sheet Books
- Chapbooks
- Japanese Stab Bound Books
- Flower Fold Books
- Accordion with Pockets and Sewn Signatures
- Hinged Ledger Book
- Circle Accordion
- Softcover Leather Longstitch
- Hardcover Longstitch
- Tapes Bound Book ( A Traditional Hardcover Book)
About the Teachers
Jeannine Stein is the author of "Adventures in Bookbinding: Hand Crafting Mixed Media Books" and "Re-Bound: Creating Handmade Books from Recycled and Repurposed Materials." Her work has been featured in such magazines as GreenCraft and Cloth, Paper Scissors, and she is a regular contributor to the Australian craft magazine "Get Creative!" Jeannine has been making books for 18 years and also teaches workshops in bookbinding, book arts and paper crafting. Among her commissioned work are photo albums, journals, guest books and miniature books. You can find out more about Jeannine by visiting her blog, Ink Stained Book Arts, at http://www.jeanninestein.typepad.com/
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Kelly T.M. Kilmer is a mixed media book artist living in Southern California. A New England native who studied on her own and at Mass College of Art, she believes that there is an artist in each and every one of us. Kelly's classes are designed specifically to bring that artist out. Her work has appeared in several books and magazines. Kelly’s art is in the home of several private collectors and has also been sold in various galleries across the U.S. Kelly has been teaching mixed media workshops every weekend for over fourteen years now in the U.S. and abroad.
Her current passions are spending time with her family, reading, collecting (and using) paper, tape and pens, watching foreign and independent films, journaling and frequenting used bookstores. Kelly is always exploring new ways to create and how to better herself as an artist.
http://kellykilmer.blogspot.com/
EGorey99@sbcglobal.net
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Daniel and Karleigh Heywood are book artists living in Central Utah. They belong to the Guild of Book Workers and are members of the Rocky Mountain Chapter and travel to teach workshops. You can read more about us on the about section of this blog.
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Registration
The number of students is limited to a small class of 10-15 per workshop.
Refunds will be given up until the day before classes start.
An email will be sent out April 30th with details of the workshop week but if you have questions please feel free to email us at KarleighJae@gmail.com
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