Linda Lanza - Sticky Note Book Workshop - April 5

"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):

• Gilbert bond, 8.5"x11" (P69)
• Davey board 5"x7" (S716)
• UHU glue stick (S391)
• YES paste (S203)
• Cutting mat (S504)
• Knife (S417)
• Ruler 18" (S271)
• T-square 18" (S753)
• Pencil (2B or HB) (PL38)
• Sharpener (PL34) (PL13)
• Eraser (white) (E13)
• Jumbo Eraser (3") (E30)
• Parallel Pens (size 3.8 or 6.0) (FP67)
• Zig or Kuretake markers (M06-8) (M139)