Bookmaking: Japanese Sewn Binding
Bookmaking: Japanese Sewn Binding
Learn how to make your own small books using the art of Japanese stab binding–a creative stitching pattern used to securely bind together multiple single sheets of paper in a decorative pattern. We will begin with a four-hole stitch and then progress to more complex patterns such as hemp leaf or tortoiseshell. You will complete two finished books to use as notebooks, sketchbooks, or gifts.
All materials and tools are provided. No prior experience is required.
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Celene Ryan
Celene Ryan received her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where she studied book arts, photography, printmaking, and drawing, and she holds a MA in Visual Culture with a focus on self-taught artists from NYU. She currently works in the Education Department at MAM where she oversees the MAM School of Art adult classes and workshops as well as the Access Program.