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Wall Books Class

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What do you do with an altered book once it’s finished? Wall Books will show you how to create books that hang on the wall, like canvases, allowing you to display and enjoy them like the art objects they are.

This four lesson class will take you through the process of creating a wall book, step-by-step, using short videos. You’ll watch me put together my own books, learning all my little tips and tricks, including how to fake real photo postcards, how to age realistically, and how to assemble a book that looks as though its various pieces have simply been blown together by the wind. You’ll hear my thought process as I pick books, gather objects, and make design choices, and will have my ear as you make them yourself. At the end, you’ll have a lovely piece of book art to hang on your wall.

This is a self-paced class. Before registering, please read How Classes Work.

$45. Class Fee
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You’ll need these basic supplies:

  • At least one large glue stick.

  • A liquid solvent-based glue like E6000 or Goop.
  • Super glue.
  • Tacky glue, or a thick white glue.
  • A craft knife, or a heavy Xacto knife.
  • Clamps or chip clips.
  • Paper clips.
  • An awl.
  • Wire cutters.
  • Off-white cardstock.
  • Chalks.
  • Cotton swabs or chalk applicators.
  • Chalk inkpads.
  • Distress inkpads.
  • A green kitchen pot scrubber sheet.

The first lesson in the class discusses choosing books, and includes information about the supports and hangers you’ll need to create the wall book structure. You will have to obtain these items after watching the videos that discuss them. I strongly recommend that you not choose a book until after you’ve watched the videos for the first lesson.

The books shown on this page were made while I was shooting the videos for this class. Some of the images used in creating them are also included in the class lessons as printables.

2 Comments on “Wall Books Class”

  • Susie Walczak says:

    Hello! Love the wall book idea! Will there be specific directions how to make the actual wind blown look book? I am more of a make what I see than being creative. Thank you, kind regards, susie

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