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88 boulevard de Picpus - Paris 12è - 7j/7 de 10h à 19h - Tél. 01 43 46 35 32
Marco Steffanelli is a designer and graphic designer. He experimented various materials such as resin, wood, iron and concrete in his Turin workshop.
In two 4-hour sessions you will learn how to create your cement tiles and decorate them with resin inserts.
Before you start manufacturing, we propose to review all the steps necessary for the success of your project during a meeting in particular of a half hour.
During this 3:30 workshop, you will discover with Cécilia and Clément of Atelier Ambulant, the linocut.
This process allows to print a visual on different types of media: paper, textile, wood …
You will make your stamp and print your own pattern.
We offer you new workshops :an initiation to screen printing with Sandrine
Discover the craft technique of screen printing on wood, paper and cotton.
Marco Stefanelli is designer and graphic artist. He experimented in his Turin shop different materials such as resin, wood, iron and concrete.
He will come specially to Paris to assist in achieving your own lamp made of resin and cement. At the end of this 9 workshop, you will leave with a unique creation.
The goal of these 4 hours is both to learn the cyanotype process and to draw one of your photographs from a digital file.
We will address technical and historical aspects. We will choose together your photography / graphic creation, taking into account the specificity of the Cyanotype. We will prepare a digital negative for a draw per contact, this will allow us to address some important concepts on Photoshop (tuning layer, Fusion mask, optimization of sharpness …).
After this workshop you will be autonomous and can easily make cyanotypes at home.
Antoine Faucheux, cutlery in Mayenne, helps you during the manufacture of a knife of his creation: L’Anjou, high-quality folding knife.
In a half day or an evening, you will make a pair of pretty sandals to wear this summer, according to the models created by the ORME Workshops. A playful and simplified first approach to shoemaking !
Recycling ‘, materials, Up’CyclingAbandoned materials and objects are everywhere around us. In the street , pallets, crates, cartons, fund wardrobe and drawer …. are just waiting for a second life .
Glass and paper are collected and revert glass or paper, they are recycled.
Long , the objects of their primary function is diverted , a basin becomes a flower tray , ladder a towel holder . Add value to the material while saving our resources, it’s Up Cycling
As a self-taught designer maker and professional photographer, Vincent designs lighting and furniture that you can discover on the shop of l’Etablisienne. He also proposes to each one to come and make his pieces in the form of a workshop, allowing everyone to acquire the necessary techniques and to leave with the piece he has made himself.
Real miniature landscapes, Terrariums need little but bring a lot !
Adapted to our urban spaces, they green our apartments and bring an original decorative touch.
Plants and containers are provided.
You dream to be able to create your own light ?
This is the course for you!
After discovering the foundations a lighting electricity, you will review all elements required for assembly of a lamp.
Feel free to bring your ideas for advice !
“Exhibitions and other events are important times for sharing that culminate the pleasure of creating.”
Nadine Delannoy, mixed media sculptor , Ames Imaginaires, comes twice a year for special master class.
The macramé is an old craft technical but totaly trendy. After the rediscovery of the rattan, we propose you to try this new workshop, and to learn the bases to realize your hanging planter.
3 Courses* + Self Service
From 168.00 €
Self service Workshop, Package 30 hours
From 119.00 €
A gift: 2h-2h30 workshop «À la carte»*
From 39.00 €
88 Boulevard de Picpus, Paris 12th district.
Metro station Nation, lines 1, 2, 6, 9 or RER A
Metro station Picpus, ligne 6
We are open 7 days a week, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
