Frenzy Stamper February 1-3rd, 2013 Workshops
The Schedule:
Friday, February 1st
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Telling Your Truth
Telling Your Truth
followed by
3 to 7 p.m.
Moments
Moments
Saturday, February 2nd
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Pocket Planner
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Pocket Planner
followed by
3 to 7 p.m.
Connections
Connections
Sunday, February 3rd
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
My Interior Life
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
My Interior Life
The Classes in Detail:
Telling Your Truth
Create
your own unique hardcover journal in this four hour workshop. You’ll assemble
and bind a book from scratch picking from a variety of handmade and decorative
papers; learn a variety of all new collage and journal exercises designed to
get you to open up; and create authentic journal pages that reflect your own
thoughts, desires and ideas.
Supply list: scissors, small selection of favorite collage
ephemera, bone folder, cork back metal ruler, roll of waxed paper, roll of
paper towels, permanent black inkpad, container to hold water, 1" brushes
to glue (I like chip or bristle brushes) or a few of your favorite glue sticks
Moments
While we’ll begin this class by creating a stunning portfolio, the main
focus on the class is also constructing a set of individualized art journal
vision cards. We’ll be creating a small deck of art cards layered with a myriad
of collage, pen work and much, much more! These cards can be used for art
journaling, travel journaling, scrapbooking, inspiration, vision boards and
more! Inspiration at your fingertips!
Supply list: scissors, small selection of favorite collage
ephemera, bone folder, cork back metal ruler, roll of waxed paper, roll of
paper towels, permanent black inkpad, container to hold water, 1" brushes
to glue (I like chip or bristle brushes) or a few of your favorite glue sticks
Pocket Planner
In this four hour workshop, we’ll create a little pocket planner that
fits in your purse! It’s the perfect size book for every day journaling,
collage, list making or to take note of anything memorable or important. We’ll
start by creating a book from scratch (with your own hands, learning a super
cool and easy binding!) Then, we’ll start to embellish some of the pages so
that you won’t be able to resist working on the pages. I loved working in my
journal and so will you!
Supply list: small selection of favorite collage ephemera,
bone folder, cork back metal ruler, roll of waxed paper, roll of paper towels,
permanent black inkpad, container to hold water, 1" brush to glue (I like
chip or bristle brushes) or a few of your favorite glue sticks
Connections
With each new book we create, we open ourselves up to a new possibility. We’ll
be creating our own wrapped cover journal while exploring the theme of
connections (this will be open to your own interpretation.) How do we take our
favorite tools and use them to connect our pages together, creating a unified connection
that runs throughout the pages of our journals? In this class we will be open
to ideas from each other as we work and share our own unique visions of art
exploration in the form of multi-layered collage work.
Supply list: scissors, small selection of favorite collage
ephemera, bone folder, cork back metal ruler, roll of waxed paper, roll of
paper towels, permanent black inkpad, container to hold water, 1" brushes
to glue (I like chip or bristle brushes) or a few of your favorite glue sticks
My Interior Life
A book bound by your own hand is a precious thing but what if it’s also a
book that is full of your own visions, thoughts and musings? In this unique
workshop, we will be diving onto the pages learning new collage techniques, pen
work, layering ideas, journal prompts and how to explore our own personal
process of putting ourselves onto paper. You will walk out of class with a
bound journal with several completed pages along with techniques and
inspiration to fill them all!
Supply list: scissors, small selection of favorite collage
ephemera, bone folder, cork back metal ruler, roll of waxed paper, roll of
paper towels, permanent black inkpad, container to hold water, 1" brushes
to glue (I like chip or bristle brushes) or a few of your favorite glue sticks
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