Class: Carve an edition of mini prints!
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🗓️ Saturday, July 18th from 10 AM- 12:30 PM
📍 Friend Museum (Pioneer Square), Seattle
💰 $50 per person (+ tax)
Learn the basics of eraser stamp carving and use your new skills to carve a mini print design on a soft-rubber carving block to make into an edition of tiny prints. All the tools needed for the class will be provided. No experience (or drawing skills) is required. 🔪 🖼️
Space is very limited in this cozy workshop at Friend Museum in Pioneer Square, Seattle. Snacks, coffee, and beverages are available for purchase.
Key class takeaways
All attendees will leave with an edition of 10 mini prints in card sleeves, their stamp block, and a handout with resources to continue learning at home. At the end, a mini print trade is encouraged but not required!
Learning about materials to make mini prints using block printed stamps and the safe handling of carving tools.
Tips on selecting a design and learning how to transfer the design from paper to block.
Carving techniques and markmaking using carving tools.
Learning the essentials of editing prints, signing, and making an edition that reflects your individual style!
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and register for the class!
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Yes! This class is perfect for first-time carvers or those with some experience who would like to learn more. I will do my best to adjust the instruction to each student so everyone has a chance to learn something new.
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Adults 18 and up.
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Click on the “register now” button, and a form will pop up. Please complete the information, and I will send you a follow-up email with instructions on how to pay. Please note: your seat is not secured until payment is made.
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The minimum participants is 3, and the maximum is 7. If the class minimum is not met 3 days prior. To the class, you will be refunded.
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No refunds will be provided if you have to cancel within two weeks of the class date. If you have an emergency come up on short notice or are feeling sick, please consider gifting your seat to a family member or friend. Please reach out to me so we can plan accordingly— I’m happy to help try to make this work for both of us.
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That’s not a problem! I’m happy to answer any questions you may have. Just click on the “get in touch” button, and we can chat more.
Class location and details
Transportation:
Paid street parking is available as well as garage parking.
If you are taking the Lightrail, the Pioneer Square Station would be the closest stop.
Food & Drinks:
Friend Museum has a full cafe, snacks, and beverages available for purchase before or during class.
83 S. King Street
Suite 100
Seattle, WA 98104