Weekend Workshop: Bookmark Screenprint Exchange

Sunday, March 22, 2026
10:00 AM 4:00 PM 10:00 16:00

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Date/Time: Sunday, 10am-4pm; 3/22

Ages: 16+

Cost: $100

Registration deadline: Register by 3/15/26

Maximum enrollment: 10

Instructor: Lindsey Reyes

Skill Level: Previous knowledge of screenprinting is helpful, but not required.

Weekend Workshop: Bookmark Screenprint Exchange

Handprinted bookmarks can be a meaningful gift, a personal piece of art to carry with you, and a beautiful tool to use in one’s books.In this beginner-friendly workshop, participants will be introduced to contact paper screenprinting while designing and printing their own bookmarks.

Students will create a 2 x 8 inch design and learn techniques such as split fountains, flat color printing, and individualized mark-making. To foster sharing and connection, the class will participate in a bookmark exchange, with each participant printing enough copies to trade and take home extras. Beginners and experienced printers alike are welcome to enjoy this creative exchange-focused workshop.

Students are welcome to bring ribbons, tassels, or other attachments to personalize their bookmarks.

About the instructor: Through drawing, painting, and printmaking, Lindsey Reyes explores the magic inherent in our world, how people interpret this magic through our stories and art, and the creation of art as a human act. Lindsey graduated with a BFA in Integrated Studio Arts at Iowa State University. She has taught students at Marine Mills Folk School and through ArtistYear, an AmeriCorps program.

As someone who has taught in different spaces, she has observed that people of all ages are afraid of making something less than perfect, which causes many to believe they can’t make art. Lindsey deeply believes that creating art isn’t limited to only masters of the craft, and enjoys engaging with students during any stage of their creative journeys.

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REGISTRATION DETAILS
Registration and payment may be completed through this website. You will receive an email a week prior to your class with information about the class.

Refunds are no longer available after the registration deadline.

Please call 612-278-4162 or email jo@highpointprintmaking.org if you wish to pay with cash or check, or have any questions.

DISCOUNTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
A 10% discount is available for Highpoint Members.

Full Color Print Scholarship: A limited number of full tuition scholarships are available through the Full Color Print Scholarship, which provides free classes to individuals who identify as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Request a scholarship for this class by clicking the button below, or call, email or visit Highpoint. See our Discounts and Scholarships page for more details.

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