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Linocut greeting cards
Learn the basics of linocut by exploring botanical shapes and creating your own greeting cards.
Ressourcerie Le Plant B (Paris 12th)
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Engrave nature and print your own greeting card.
During this workshop, you will learn to engrave a motif inspired by nature, then print it to create a unique, handcrafted greeting card.
If possible, prepare a simple drawing in advance (clear and clean shapes). Models will also be provided on-site for inspiration.
Our take on this event
Step away from generic store-bought cards and dive into the satisfying art of linocut printing. You will carve your own botanical designs to craft truly personal stationery that feels as organic as it looks.
The Ressourcerie Le Plant B hosts a linocut workshop on Saturday, November 28, 2026, where you can craft your own personalized greeting cards. Suitable for participants aged 12 and up, this three-hour session runs from 14:00 to 17:00 and focuses on engraving nature-inspired motifs to create unique handmade prints. Access is provided for wheelchair users in this 12th arrondissement venue. Participation is based on a pay-what-you-want system with a minimum price of 5 euros. Come and bring home your very own artistic creation.
Join a creative afternoon at the Ressourcerie Le Plant B in the 12th arrondissement of Paris. On Saturday, November 28, 2026, from 14:00 to 17:00, this workshop invites you to explore the craft of linocutting. You will learn how to carve nature-themed patterns and print them onto paper to produce one-of-a-kind, artisanal greeting cards.
This event is open to individuals aged 12 and above. You are encouraged to bring a simple, clear, and clean design to use as a template, though the organizers will also provide models to inspire your work. The session operates on a pay-what-you-want model, starting from 5 euros per person. The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users, ensuring a comfortable environment for all participants to create and take their custom-made cards home.










