There is a light on in the attic.
For the little things time might have left behind.
Thirteen short video lessons and a reference bookshelf. Yours to return to.
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An invitation upstairs
I’ll show you how I give new paper, photographs and little keepsakes the gentle traces of a life. A softened edge. A faded mark. The feeling that something has been loved and kept.
There are thirteen short video lessons, around 38 minutes altogether, and a bookshelf of real examples to help you see what you’re looking at.
Watch online, pause, try something, and come back another day. There’s no timetable, and nothing to keep up with.
You’ll explore paper, photographs, maps and letters; soot and smoke marks; water, old tape and rust effects; and ageing tissue paper and cotton wool.
Bring fresh practice paper and everyday making materials. A materials lesson shows you what Gemma uses. Keep genuine old pieces as references.
There’s a little room at the top of the house where I go to make things. I thought you might like to join me.
I’ll show you how I give new paper and little keepsakes the gentle traces of a life. A softened edge. A faded mark. Something that feels loved and kept.
Watch, pause, try something, and come back another day. There’s no timetable, and nothing to keep up with. Just a little space to make something you’ll want to keep.
Watch online on your phone, tablet or computer.