Creating a Washi Tape Journal Page
Have you ever wondered what to do with washi tape, or even what the heck it is?
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll build a full double page journal spread using washi tape, and you’ll leave with a finished project as well as plenty of ideas to keep going at home.
Here’s what you'll learn:
How to plan and build a double page layout using washi tape
What a tip in is and how to make one
How to use washi to frame a photo or quote
How to create simple borders, dividers and pockets with tape
Ways to bring in lists, trackers or small notes alongside the tape
All attendees will receive two rolls of washi tape from Yvonne Nikolaison Studio to take home and keep the creativity going.
Please bring your a notebook and pens to this workshop.
About Yvonne
Yvonne is an artist from the Wairarapa who absolutely loves stationery and enjoys adding a spark of creativity to the everyday. Whether it’s playing with washi tape or creating artful touches for journaling and home, Yvonne love making the ordinary feel a little bit magical. Follow Yvonne on Instagram: @yvonne_nikolaison_studio.
Venue
Our venue is a historic classroom at Cobblestones Museum. The paths to the classroom are stone-chip but the classroom is fully accessible, including an access ramp.
Refund policy
Due to the bespoke nature of these classes and limited capacity we do not offer refunds. You are however welcome to pass your ticket onto someone else if you can't attend.
You do not need a Stationery Festival ticket to attend a workshop. Workshop-only ticket holders will be met at the entry gate by a Workshop Host, 15 minutes before class begins and escorted to the workshop. You can shop with the vendors after class but to keep classes on time for everyone you will not be able to shop before your class begins.
Tickets to classes do not include a Stationery Festival tote bag.
If you do want a Festival ticket along with your workshop ticket, do not worry if you can't get a time-entry ticket that is before your class begins - if you have a class ticket AND a Festival ticket we will honour whichever is the earliest.
