Japanese bookbinding & other new obsessions
- Melinda Nicholds-Brown
- 2 days ago
- 1 min read
Bookbinding: Japanese Yotsume Toji
Friday 24th July 10am-1pm, £65
This Friday morning at Larkswold, we're stepping back in time to explore the beautiful Japanese craft of Yotsume Toji – the traditional four-hole bookbinding technique that has been used in Japan for centuries to bind poetry, journals and manuscripts.
Elegant in its simplicity, Yotsume Toji celebrates patience, precision and craftsmanship. Using beautiful papers, traditional stitching techniques and quality materials, you'll create your own hand-bound notebook that's as practical as it is beautiful.
As always, your morning at Larkswold is about much more than learning a new skill. You'll be welcomed into our studio with homemade cake, unlimited tea and coffee, a relaxed atmosphere, and plenty of friendly guidance.
Whether you're an experienced maker or simply curious to try something new, you'll leave with a unique handmade journal, and probably inspiration for your next crafty visit to Larkswold!
Bookbinding: Japanese Yotsume Toji
Learn traditional Japanese stab-binding to craft beautiful unique books. Includes cake and coffee.
£65
Evening Workshops: July
The success of our evening workshops has been wonderful. Lighter evenings and a switch from cake to lovely homemade canapés has hit the right note with many of you.
What else is on?
We have plenty of other workshops for you to peruse from silversmithing to dried flower wreath making. Click the link to find your next Larky creative adventure
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