Learn how to protect a book and other small objects by making a simple clamshell box that only requires you hands, some bricks, and minimal tools.
Boxing the Book workshop:
Boxmaking is a handy technique, whether you’re submitting a book for an exhibition or protecting a family heirloom. During this one day workshop, you will learn how to make a simple clamshell box that only requires your hands, some bricks, and minimal tools. You will go home with a box, as well as an understanding of basics such as grain direction, material selection and preparation, knife holding etiquette, and more.
About the instructor:
Cris Clair Takacs lives and works in Chardon, OH with her husband Bob, two cats and a corgi. Cris is the owner of Books Bound & Repaired and has been restoring books for over 30 years specializing in 19th century binding, children’s books, pop-up books, and ephemera for collectors and book dealers. Her design bindings have been featured in exhibits and are in private and university collections. Cris has been a member of the Guild of Book Workers since 1986 and has helped many offices in the organization.
Phone: 2163619255
Email: program@morganconservatory.org
2020/02/15 - 2020/02/15
The Morgan Art of Papermaking Conservatory and Educational Foundation
1754 E 47th St, Cleveland, OH 44103
Small parking lot adjacent to building, available to the public. Street parking.