Festive Lino Printing Workshop
Carve your own Lino Print with local artist Rhiannon Maslen and print your own unique cards this winter.
In this 3-hour session you will follow the guidance of local artist Rhiannon Maslen to create your own lino print design on cards and take your design home to continue printing.
No qualifications are required, however you do need strength in your hands in order to carve lino. This workshop is unfortunately not suitable for people with arthritis or other painful conditions in their hands.
Rhiannon has practised printmaking over the last 15yrs using a wide variety of techniques. She particularly enjoys the endless possibilities when creating original prints especially combining techniques together. Handprinting gives a uniqueness to each and every print, it is always exciting.
The workshop will take place an approximate 10 minute walk from the Visitor Centre, please factor in additional time to arrive at the workshop on time.
Please note:
- Please meet at the Old Rectory Restaurant - Marshall Room.
- Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on and an old apron.
- Wheelchair accessible, dexterity and strength in hands to carve lino is a necessity. If you have any access requirements, please email in advance to confirm what accommodations can be made.
- This event is not suitable for children.
- Except for assistance/guide dogs, we regret that we cannot admit any dogs or other pets to this workshop.
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Carve your own Lino Print with local artist Rhiannon Maslen and print your own unique cards this winter.
In this 3-hour session you will follow the guidance of local artist Rhiannon Maslen to create your own lino print design on cards and take your design home to continue printing.
No qualifications are required, however you do need strength in your hands in order to carve lino. This workshop is unfortunately not suitable for people with arthritis or other painful conditions in their hands.
Rhiannon has practised printmaking over the last 15yrs using a wide variety of techniques. She particularly enjoys the endless possibilities when creating original prints especially combining techniques together. Handprinting gives a uniqueness to each and every print, it is always exciting.
The workshop will take place an approximate 10 minute walk from the Visitor Centre, please factor in additional time to arrive at the workshop on time.
Please note:
- Please meet at the Old Rectory Restaurant - Marshall Room.
- Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on and an old apron.
- Wheelchair accessible, dexterity and strength in hands to carve lino is a necessity. If you have any access requirements, please email in advance to confirm what accommodations can be made.
- This event is not suitable for children.
- Except for assistance/guide dogs, we regret that we cannot admit any dogs or other pets to this workshop.
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