I do have a pasta maker! What kinda trouble can I get into with that?

Would oil crayons work for the drawing?

Thanks for the video you have inspired me to do some artwork for my music channel.

Thanks Xtina, that was quite engrossing to watch, and I will have a go!

Thanks!

Also, I just had a thought: how about those aluminium 'tins' that chicken etc comes in? That'd be thicker than kitchen foil.

Nice explanatory video. But how do you clean your orange T-Shirt? And is it ANY fizzy drink, like Fanta, or does it HAVE to be a cola? I'm going to try this. Ta for the demo.

Wow - I love the idea of using a pasta machine to do small prints! I've actually got one, which I think I've used all of 2x for pasta. I have seen several videos using a Sizzex embossing machine to do intaglio and collagraph or other relief printing as a cost-effective way to print small sizes. Thanks for your detailed tutorial on this, and I think I'll have to give it a try, since I've already got all the other supplies.

Awesome vid ! Bravo +++

I've been trying this using Caligo ink and it doesn't work, I wonder if you can use oil paint?

Best Ive seen.

thank you very much for the video.After watching this, I realised I got everything I need except the ink, to make prints. I am gonna try some of my drawings transferred into tin foil and make.print. Thanks for showing me the process.

Thank You for this wonderful tutorial. I appreciate your calm presentation and easy explanations.

i waisted 6 days of my hollidays and life watching kitchen lithographie videos and trying it , destroyed some good drawings in the process, waisted some good ink(charbonnel taille douce) and cola . every time i roll it in with ink everything turns black .i am very angry ..

Ta for this; some explanation of process principles might help; I presume regular not diet cola is better, being more acidic Also, a few close ups of the finished prints on your insta would also give some idea of texture/line quality possible with this process

Only just come across Kitchen Lithograph & thought what sorcery is this. Nicely explained & want to give this a go, thank you.

Thanks for this easy-to-understand video, it has been very helpful.

immensamente grata, cercavo un video tutorial per poter fare questi esperimenti, grazie della tua generosità nel condividere il tuo sapere. Un video prezioso. Un saluto dall'Italia

Enjoyed this tutorial. I have been looking for an easier and more economical way to make lithographs. Thank you, this was very helpful.

Thanks for the making this video, really appreciate it. What would you use to clean the tetrapack plate (traditional etching ink) and come back to pull another print tomorrow? Thanks!

which glue like medium did you use? Thanks

Drypoint is not etching, its engraving...Nice video though.

i too, am enjoying the wood pigeon accompaniment! And all the birdsong. Have been doing a lot of these low-fi prints, in my case, using the tetra liner of organic green tea sachets. I should not mention the name, but starts with an S, for anyone who reads this. The idea to use them as printing plates was a revelation to me, since I have saved these for “something”, thinking of them most often as a form of rough silver leaf... Anyone who saves things for artmaking without needing to know the particulars or the whence it will all reveal itself, will relate, I am sure. I think I have a pasta machine in storage, from my years of working with polyform. I never actually used it, hope I saved it! For the moment, in lockdown, again, I won’t be visiting the storage. But as you say, maybe someone has an unused one... In any case, a good hand- or spoon burnish is also fine. And my inner voice keeps whispering, go out and find a good stone that wants to come home with you. I used to have many, but had to give them back to the earth when I seriously downsized. I love you approach, and Enjoyed this low key “visit.” Hello from Ontario, Canada. 🌷

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Yes nice and clear I will be having a go very soon thank you.

what width does it need to be to get the plate through and is there a max length ?

Thanks for sharing thoughts and experiences- loved this!

How long will plate last and how many copies ca you pull from it?

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Great Tutorial, nicely explained, Thank You

amazed...how you manage to keep your hands clean..?!!! :-)

is alright to glue the foil down to stop the creasing?

Some "plastic" napkins are great for finishing the cleaning before the printing!

Awesome, thanks for showing!