Linocut Workshops
"Linocut for beginners: A Hands-On Workshop"
Discover the joy of linocut printmaking in this fun, hands-on workshop for beginners.
You’ll learn how to transfer a design, carve, and print your linocut using just one colour block, perfect for creating bold, striking results with simple techniques. No experience needed! Just bring your curiosity and leave with a beautiful set of prints you’ve made.
Limited to 6 participants
with tutor Melissa Lhoirit
- Afternoon workshop: from 1 to 5pm
- Fee: £70
- Venue: St Andrew’s Hall, Chesterton, Cambridge
Workshop content:
- Introduction to linocut printmaking and examples
- Learning to use the tools: marks, textures, and safe cutting
- Choosing or creating your design with reference images
- Transferring and carving your lino block
- Mixing ink and printing by hand
- Printing with a small craft press
- Wrapping your prints so you can take them home safely.
Workshop dates
FAQ’s
What will I need to bring?
All materials are provided for the workshop.
Please bring:
- A folder (A4 format) and 5–6 sheets of paper to protect your prints when bringing them home
- Old clothes to wear that you don’t mind getting messy
- For health and safety reasons, please wear closed-toe shoes (no sandals or open-toed shoes).
Who is this workshop for?
This 4-hour workshop is open to anyone aged 18 and over and is ideal for enthusiastic beginners.
You don’t need any previous printmaking experience, and you don’t need to be able to draw to enjoy this workshop.
The group is limited to 6 participants, so there will be plenty of personalised support when needed.
This workshop involves using small sharp cutting tools. You’ll be shown how to use them safely at the start of the session.
How to book?
Select your preferred date above and complete the form to request a booking.
After completing the form, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to make your payment online.
If the workshop is full, you can choose to join the waiting list.
If you have any questions, please contact me via the contact form.
How to get to the workshop?
The modern and bright venue where the workshops are held is situated in the heart of Chesterton, Cambridge.
Address:
St Andrew’s Hall
The Annexe
St Andrew’s Road
Chesterton
Cambridge
CB4 1DH
Free parking is possible on St Andrew’s Road at weekends, and bicycle parking is available on site.
Is your preferred workshop date already fully booked?
Cancellations do occasionally happen, so if you’d like to join a workshop that is currently full, please contact me and I’ll add your name to the waiting list.
What if I need to cancel my booking?
Please contact me via the contact form and refer to the cancellation terms in the Workshops terms & Conditions.
