3D Papercutting Art
Event Date:
29/05/2022
Event Time:
10:30 am
Event Location:
Montague Gallery
Discover how to create 3D paper art.
You will create and assemble your very own 3D artwork made from various paper (maps, books pages, coloured cards, magazines pages) ready to display in a small frame provided and take home with you.
Paper cutting is all about connecting with a more intuitive way of creating, by playing and improvising with nothing but paper, a pair of scissors or scalpel and your imagination. To do so, there are some tricks that can be useful for your own creative process. Throughout this workshop, discover some techniques and learn how they can be applied to a diverse range of design and subjects matters.
There is a floral theme to this workshop, but you are welcome to apply the techniques taught on the day to your own design and ideas should you wish to.
P.s Remember to bring your glasses if you need them!!! I do!!!
Event FAQs
No, everything is provided, tools, various types of paper and a small frame for your 3D artwork creation is provided
No need for any experience at all! This workshop starts with the very foundations of paper cutting so is perfect for any level of crafter and don't worry we will teach you how to handle a scalpel if you never have.
Yes, that will not cause any problems.
Of course, you will surprise yourself with what you will be able to create! I will be providing templates and examples which you can follow or create your own of a mix of the two.
There is a maximum of 10 people per course.
Children are welcome, however due to the use of sharp instruments like a scalpel and very sharp scissors children aged 12 to 14 should be accompanied by a responsible adult.
You can be added to the waiting list if you cannot attend or the course is sold out. To book, please send your name to sylviehowittt@yahoo.co.uk
To rebook please send your name to sylviehowitt@yahoo.co.uk
We can only give refunds in exceptional circumstances. We will however offer an alternative date or course.
We will take a short break for tea and biscuits for refreshments.