Bookbinding Section
Bookbinding Workshops Weekend
Historic Sugartown 273 Boot Road, Malvern, PA, United StatesThis is for participants who want to take both the Bookbinding I & II workshops in the same weekend.
Bookbinding Level I
Historic Sugartown's Book Bindery 260 Spring Road, Malvern, PA, United StatesParticipants will take home a blank book they create in class, using the methods that were employed from about the first century through the mid 19th century.
Bookbinding Level II
Historic Sugartown's Book Bindery 260 Spring Road, Malvern, PA, United StatesThis is an advanced class only for participants who have taken the introductory Bookbinding I workshop. The students will take home a fully leather-bound book. They will learn new techniques that are not taught in the basic course such as Rounding & Backing and Headbanding.
Virtual Bookbinding Level II
Virtual Malvern, PA, United StatesThe goal of the Level II Bookbinding Workshop is to [...]
Bookbinding Workshops Weekend
Historic Sugartown 273 Boot Road, Malvern, PA, United StatesThis is for participants who want to take both the Bookbinding I & II workshops in the same weekend.
Bookbinding Level I
Historic Sugartown's Book Bindery 260 Spring Road, Malvern, PA, United StatesParticipants will take home a blank book they create in class, using the methods that were employed from about the first century through the mid 19th century.
Bookbinding Level II
Historic Sugartown's Book Bindery 260 Spring Road, Malvern, PA, United StatesThis is an advanced class only for participants who have taken the introductory Bookbinding I workshop. The students will take home a fully leather-bound book. They will learn new techniques that are not taught in the basic course such as Rounding & Backing and Headbanding.
Book Crafts Workshop
Historic Sugartown's Book Bindery 260 Spring Road, Malvern, PA, United StatesIn this weekend workshop, participants will immerse themselves in the art of bookbinding. Each attendee will create an 8-signature, fully leather-bound blank book using traditional methods employed from the first century through the mid-19th century.
