Reverse Piano Hinge Binding

Discover the Reverse Piano Hinge binding, a lively non‑adhesive structure celebrated for its flexibility and modularity. Ideal for printers and binders seeking an alternative display format, this binding allows pages to be removed, rearranged, and reordered with ease — perfect for showcasing prints, samples, or evolving projects. You’ll work with the continuous leporello fold that integrates with the cover to create the signature plug‑in connection, then assemble your own version and explore optional variations that shift the look and function of the finished book. This is a playful, inventive structure that rewards curiosity and experimentation.

Tutor Terrie Reddish
Terrie Reddish is a letterpress printer and bookbinder who works with restored tools and vintage equipment to create fine press books, broadsheets, prints, and three-dimensional paper artworks inspired by historical and contemporary book structures. Her practice brings together traditional craft, thoughtful design, and a deep respect for the material history of the book.

Terrie has studied bookbinding overseas with Australian, American, French and English binders, and teaches bookbinding throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. She is the Editrix of the Association of Book Crafts (NZ) Incorporated and the Chair of the Association of Handcraft Printers, roles that reflect her commitment to supporting and strengthening the book arts community.

Above all, Terrie loves to share what she has learnt. Her workshops are designed to be welcoming, practical, and empowering—giving participants the skills, confidence, and curiosity to continue exploring bookbinding long after the class ends.

Venue: WCBA, Wellington Centre for Book Arts, Woolstore Building, 262 Thorndon Quay, Wellington.
Time: 9.30am-4.00pm Sat. 6th and Sun. 7th June, 2026.
Cost: $160 (less 10% for members). $290 for both weekend courses. Places are limited and can only be confirmed by payment.

Enroments to: info@theprintingmuseum.org.nz