Workshop Fee (includes materials fee): $155
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Masks are no longer required for workshops, though anyone is welcome to wear one if they wish.
 

This introductory class leads students through the process of creating their own unique holiday cards. Participants will learn the basics of composing type by setting a holiday greeting or simple image, and then print cards using SFCB’s vast collection of lead type and decorative ornaments.

Each student will leave with a lovely stack of printed cards and envelopes. 

>> Prerequisite: None <<

Materials to Bring: All tools and materials will be provided. 

Date & Time: Sunday, December 1, 2024 :: 9:30am-3pm
Please note, this is the Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend

Location: 375 Rhode Island St, San Francisco, CA 94103

NOTE: Please read over the SFCB Registration Policies before signing up for a class. Registration will close approximately three days prior to the start date of the workshop to allow the instructor time to prep materials for class. We recommend you not wait to register, as workshops that don't meet our minimum enrollment will be canceled, sometimes as much as a week in advance.
 

About the Instructor | Paula Gloistein (she/her)

Paula Gloistein has an MA in Humanities from Dominican College which really has very little to do with her work as a photographer, designer, and letterpress printer. After more than ten years in the wedding biz, she recently opened a small shop, big day design lounge, that showcases handmade wedding accessories, custom invitations, and workshops for crafty couples.

Past Student Reviews:

"I loved that we were able to go through this whole process in an abbreviated way in order to come out with a finished product to take home! Everyone's [cards] looked so good!"

“We were able to learn about the presses and also make something custom & useful.”

"Good instruction, hands on and a really great end product."

“Paula is an excellent instructor. Helpful and thorough. Clear in her communication.”