About this Event
Discover an experimental and fun way to make your own original prints from used Tetrapak cartons and other recycled household scrap materials.
Tutor: Stella Yarrow Saturday 28 October 2026
10.00-16.00 (with one hour lunch break)
About the workshop
Your tutor will show you playful and spontaneous ways of making your own prints from used drinks cartons and other recycled household materials, such as fabric, aluminium foil, and cardboard. You will spend the morning learning how to cut, tear, peel and score Tetrapak from repurposed drinks cartons to create exciting imagery, then ink and print it using a professional etching press. In the afternoon, you will create colourful textured prints using other household scrap materials such as fabric, aluminium foil, cardboard, plastic nets and bubble wrap. You can also combine Tetrapak with other recycled materials to create your print.
Suitable for both newcomers to printmaking and experienced printmakers who want to try fresh and innovative methods.
- A sustainable approach to printmaking.
- Make unique and expressive prints to take home
- Learn in a friendly and supportive environment
- Classes are small (maximum of eight students).
The workshop emphasises non-toxic, environmentally responsible processes, using sustainable materials.
All tools and materials will be provided including paper, printmaking inks and recycled materials.
Your tutor will provide images to help you get started, but you are welcome to bring drawings or photographs for inspiration.
Your tutor
Stella Yarrow is an artist printmaker and print tutor. She is passionate about printmaking and loves to share her skills and enthusiasm with her students. She specialises in printmaking using recycled materials and in lino print. You can see her work on Instagram @stellayarrow2018.
This course requires a minimum of 3 people to run. Students will be informed 2 days before if the course cannot run due to lack of numbers.
Accessibility: Please note that, unfortunately, the studio is currently not accessible to wheelchair users or those unable to use stairs.
Event venue & nearby stays
7/15 Greatorex St, 7/15 Greatorex Street, London, United Kingdom