I love making lino prints :)

Thanks...very helpful & easy to follow.

Thanks helped me with homework:)

This is really awesome. I loved watching this tutorial. : )

great tutorial thank you, so clear and direct.

Yes, you can. Make sure you use ink or paint that will not wash out.

Fantastic video, thank you for posting it!

I notice you are cutting towards your hand. if the blade slips it will go right through your hand!

Hi, You can order larger pieces online from Dick Blick Art Supplies. They have two varieties. Golden cut linoleum works well. Mary Mary

Love your videos

Wonderful.

thank you lady!

Glad I could help!

sweet I always thought i needed a press for the printing all this time i just could have used a barren or spoon.

@fiberdrunk I do not, but I make sure there are no pools of ink in the recesses, so I wipe it down with a cloth. After about 4 or 5 prints, I recommend you rinse and wait until it dries to reuse.

i plan to show this to my kids in class for an example but i will need to stop it at that point and be like "this is a good example of what not to do!!! no er visits for anyone in my class!!" i did my first block print in 6th grade and the boy next to me got 12 stitches for doing that same thing

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There is cutter specifically for linoleum that you can purchase at any art supply store. Push it away from yourself as you remove the linoleum.

very good

Anything you want.

Nice quick and easy to understand info i also do art tutorials

It should be noted that when cutting into lino, you should never cut towards any part of your body.

for reall small/little carving-blocks. can i just use regular stamp-ink???

Hi Mary, can you use this method to transfer a print to fabric, say a t-shirt for instance?

Ok, but I really wanted to see the cut process.... I have no idea how to cut... or which tools are best or which direction to cut in (left right, down) ?????

I used a weird tube paint that said it was for blockprints but i didnt mix it with water because it didnt say so, my prints look awfull and you can even see the lines of the linoleum on hte paper. What should i do? can i do this with ordinary paint?

very good but when did skulls get ears?

I am originally from Queens, NY. I left 25 years ago and thought I lost my accent. ;-)

It is not that you can't use it, it is that the image will not transfer as cleanly as earlier transfers.

Use mild soap and water.

I am not sure what kind of ink you used, but sometimes it just take a bit of practice to work out the consistency of ink and how much pressure to apply. I have used acrylic paint with OK results. Again it depends upon the consistency of the paint.

Hi. You said the block can be use dozens of times. What happens to where you can't use it anymore??

how should I wash my linoleum afterwards?

I've tried this but the linocut comes out blotchy :(

Where are you from? I like your accent. :)

I bet you can use an iron, and just iron the image to the paper. Kids, I bet you can borrow your Mom's iron! :D

Ha Ha! No ears on this skull!

yes- get a t-shirt or jeans or shoes whatever and buy some fabric paint.

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You should never NEVER cut towards your hand! Place your hand behind the blade for God's sake you were giving me the shakes!