3 providers · Updated 18 October 2026
In lino printing you carve a design into a lino block and print it by hand, as cards or posters. Screen printing pushes ink through a fine mesh onto fabric or paper, ideal for shirts and bags. Risograph prints posters and zines in bold spot colours, and cyanotype uses light-sensitive paper that turns blue in sunlight.
| Provider | District | Price | Length | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Druckrausch | Steglitz | €60 | 2 h | DE |
| Drucken3000 | Mitte | €77 | 3 h | DE / EN |
| Siebdruckwerkstatt Berlin | Friedrichshain | €93 for the weekend, textiles extra | 11 h | DE |
If you want to get going right away: these workshops by The Craft Hub can be booked now.
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What you make, what it costs and what's included, as the providers describe it themselves.
Workshop
Steglitz
2-hour screen printing workshop: a short intro, then free printing with the studio's stencils on a cotton tote and two cards.
Also 90-minute express sessions for €45; you can bring your own cotton textiles.
Workshop
Mitte
3-hour Risograph evening: design a two-colour artwork with a guest illustrator and print about ten copies, snacks included.
Changing guest illustrators list the language of their evening; private Riso parties on request.
Course
Friedrichshain
Screen printing weekend (Friday evening and Saturday): coat and expose your own screens, mix inks and print your own design.
Runs once three people sign up; open dates through December 2026.
With the providers here, a single workshop costs €60 to €77 per person and lasts 2 to 3 hours. Multi-session courses and private lessons cost more. Check whether materials are included.
No. Every workshop here is made for beginners, and the teacher shows you each step.
Yes, 1 of 3 providers teach in English or both languages. The language is listed for each provider.
Cyanotype needs UV light. Outdoors it works best in sunshine; indoor workshops use UV lamps or schedule exposures for bright days.