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Family Workshop: Gelli Plate Printing

For ages 5+
13 August 2026

Please note: This event has passed, please check What's On to see what we have coming up

Using stencils, leaves and other textured materials, learn how to monoprint with a gelli plate this summer.

You will learn

Experiment with a range of colourful designs before making a bookmark and greetings card or mini journal cover to take home. Georgina will guide you through the process step-by-step, giving you plenty of opportunity to explore this art form and build up your monoprinting skills.

Techniques covered include:

Correct use of a brayer and gelli plate
Composition and texture using found objects and botanicals
Layering colours
Pulling a clean print
Creating a ghost print

You will need

This workshop is for children aged 5-16 and their parent or guardian; parents and guardians must stay with their child at all times.

Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy and/or wear an apron as inks can stain. We advise removing any jewellery, and tying back long hair.

Additional information

All materials and equipment for the session will be provided.

If your child is confident working independently, you can make your own creation by purchasing additional materials as a £12 add-on.

Georgina Lancaster

Georgina is an artist and maker based in Nottinghamshire. Her speciality is printmaking and her work is inspired by nature and the quiet beauty of everyday moments. Georgina enjoys creating thoughtful, handcrafted pieces that celebrate pattern, colour and detail.

Please note, this event has sold out.

Interested in children’s workshops during the summer holidays? Check out our Make + Create programme.

Registration

When attending this event, please drive directly to The Harley Studios and park by the Education Studio.

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