Milk Carton Printmaking? | Tetra Pak Print Tutorial

Tetra Pak Intaglio/drypoin Print Tutorial
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[@JanineLindgren]

wonderful work, I like how you left the whole carton

[@bluelavaart]

Thank you so much. I really do like the shape as well. It really transforms the print.

[@ellenvd5543]

How beautiful! Thanks much for sharing!

[@heathershaffer6148]

Very cool! Can you run it through the press a second time without re-inking?

[@bluelavaart]

YES! :) I have done 3x

[@jacquelinemcquade9624]

This is fascinating. Thank you.

[@bluelavaart]

You're very welcome

[@tayete]

Cool! Low cost printing! Nice embossed drawing, by the way.

[@bluelavaart]

Thanks a bunch! totally nice way to upcycle cartons. I just love the shapes

[@cfhillen]

Wow. That's a great idea. You are awesome.

[@bluelavaart]

Thank you! Cheers! ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@janetmorgan9935]

Love this!

[@bluelavaart]

Thanks! Can't wait to try it with my students!!

[@angelafoxmusic7265]

This is beautiful. Could you demonstrate it without a pressing machine ?

[@bluelavaart]

Thanks. I’ll try to make a yt short about it

[@charlynnegibson2893]

I'd like that as well. Also, can you get printing paper in smaller sizes? Love the print ❤

[@bluelavaart]

There are some printing presses that are much more reasonable that are quite small as well.

[@pennycandyys]

You can use a press, whether it’s a spoon, a traditional printing press or something else entirely that still presses. Sally Hirst has a ton of information online and available: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYari397mLp-f8k&pp=ygUYc2FsbHkgaGlyc3QgYmlnIHNob3QgcHJv

[@AndreaDiCenta]

wow ,wonderfulll!!!!!!

[@bluelavaart]

Many thanks!!

[@margueritemitchell1829]

Nice, I have a couple of paks waiting for me 🎉...

[@bluelavaart]

Nice 👍 have fun 🤩

[@EricaNernie]

What was the brand and type of ink you used? Seems to be the key. (Also, gloves are pretty cheap!)

[@bluelavaart]

charbonnel aquawash

[@pennycandyys]

Also you don’t have to use a normal, big, heavy, expensive press-particularly if you are making smaller prints, or if you are just trying it out, etc. Sally Hirst uses craft die cut machines, and they work perfectly after a bit of fine tuning. That is, getting your pressure adjustments correct, since the presses themselves don’t have a way to adjust it. This video is on smaller die cut machines: NEW! Testing 6 Die Cut machines for printmakin: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZqlaoCLdsl8mtU&pp=ygUYc2FsbHkgaGlyc3QgYmlnIHNob3QgcHJv And this is Battle of the Presses: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYari397mLp-f8k&pp=ygUYc2FsbHkgaGlyc3QgYmlnIHNob3QgcHJv

[@supme7558]

Cool i guess not very practical with size shape looks old but its not

[@bluelavaart]

For that reason I chose architecture you can also cut the package so you have smaller plate sizes that aren’t so milk carton looking

[@puppydood]

Empty Tetra Pak, check. Embossing tool, check. Ink, check. Hugely expensive printing press, aw rats…. Love your print though. ❤

[@bluelavaart]

@@puppydood you can try with the back of a metal spoon to press it into your paper. I haven’t done that yet, but I’ve heard that works or a small little pasta press for making small prints.