What is the minimum age to attend?

Participants must be 18 or older for this workshop.

Are materials provided?

Yes — the class supplies nibs, holders, inks, and paper, and you keep the take-home kit used in class.

Do I need prior experience?

No prior experience is required; the workshop is tailored for beginners and new enthusiasts.

How do I book and pay?

Book through the provided referral link; follow the FareHarbor booking flow for dates, availability, and payment.

Is there parking or transit nearby?

Street parking is available in the area and public transit connects to central Baltimore; allow extra time on weekends.

What is the cancellation policy?

Check the specific booking terms on the reservation page for cancellations and refunds, as policies can vary by date.

Dorm Decor With Pretty in Ink! — Modern Calligraphy Workshop in Baltimore

On a bright weekend afternoon in Baltimore, Maryland, Dorm Decor With Pretty in Ink! at Keppel and Kismet LLC turns a storefront studio into a hands-on lettering lab. Located at 3015 Hamilton Avenue fl 1, Baltimore, MD, USA, this modern calligraphy workshop strips the mystique from script and hands you the tools to make art you can hang on the dorm-room wall.

The experience centers on 90 minutes of focused instruction led by Pretty in Ink!, a practiced calligrapher who walks beginners through foundational strokes, loops, and rhythm. The room feels like a low-key classroom crossed with an artisan bench: nibs, oblique holders, ink bottles, and stack of heavyweight papers arrayed for practice. Students leave not only with a finished custom dorm piece but also a complete take-home kit of the professional tools used in class, which makes practice after the session immediate and satisfying.

What makes this offering stand out in Baltimore’s active creative scene is its concentration on practical outcomes. Rather than an abstract lecture, the workshop builds toward a personalized piece suitable for display in a new apartment or dorm, so the learning is project-driven and measurable. Keppel and Kismet LLC occupies a neighborhood known for independent studios and local makers, making the class feel like part of a larger, hands-on arts ecosystem in the city.

The session suits recent grads and incoming students who want quick, useful skills. Materials are introduced gradually, and the instructor corrects posture and pen angle while demonstrating how ink flow and pressure shape letterforms. The space emphasizes accessible, sustainable practice: students are encouraged to reuse guideline sheets and to treat tools as durable, long-term gear rather than disposable supplies.

Practicalities are straightforward. The class accepts students 18 and up, holds to a small-group format to ensure personal feedback, and runs about 90 minutes. The studio’s central Baltimore location makes it an easy add-on to a cultural day — pair the class with a visit to local galleries or a stroll through a nearby neighborhood market.

Bring a refillable water bottle and a small notebook to jot down practice notes; most students find wearing short sleeves or sleeves that can be rolled helpful for unobstructed wrist movement. Street parking and nearby public transit make arriving uncomplicated; check the booking link for exact meeting details. The workshop is ideal for a single session introduction or as the first step in an ongoing personal lettering practice. Gift certificates are often available.

About Keppel and Kismet LLC

Keppel and Kismet LLC is a Baltimore-based creative studio and workshop host that offers hands-on crafting experiences for beginners and experienced makers alike. The business runs seasonal and themed workshops including wood sign painting, chunky knit projects, and traditional textile techniques. Sessions are led by experienced instructors who guide participants through design selection, material preparation, and finishing techniques in a supportive, small-group setting.

Offerings include monthly wood sign workshops where attendees design, paint, and personalize wooden signs; chunky knit workshops that teach hand-knitting with super-soft yarn or without needles for blankets and seasonal pumpkins; and a two-day Introduction to Sashiko and Visible Mending focused on repair, texture, and slow-fashion practices. Keppel and Kismet also provides private workshops tailored for groups such as Coracle Baltimore members, with access to a full design library and personalized options.

The studio emphasizes accessibility and creativity: no prior experience is required for most sessions, materials are provided, and projects are suitable for gifts or home decor. Workshops foster community connections and tangible takeaways while teaching practical skills in an encouraging environment. Located in Baltimore, Maryland, Keppel and Kismet operates with clear scheduling, group sizes designed for hands-on attention, and a teaching approach that balances instruction with individual creative choice. Participants leave with finished pieces, new skills, and a reinforced appreciation for mindful crafting. The business’s programming supports sustainable practices like visible mending and mindful textile use, reinforcing a commitment to long-lasting, thoughtful handmade goods. Class sizes and schedules are posted on the business website regularly.