How to Block Print Like a Pro | Like a Pro | HGTV Handmade

[@amyg.333]

Fantastic job explaining the process for beginners! Loved your home tour, too. Thank you!

[@ronnie10151]

This was so helpful!! Literally just made my very first block print by using only this video as a guide!!

[@lynnesmith8281]

👍 what fun

[@megan2176]

Sooo satisfying watching her peel off the stamp!! Though with videos like this, my mind instantly goes to thinking what else I could use from around the house, like scrap wood or potatoes, and acrylic paint, but they wouldn't have that satisfying bend when taking off the stamp, and the paint wouldn't be as crisp and perfect as the ink. I love how the shirt turned out, nice and neat!! Still, I'm inspired to try it with potatoes and paint, like in kindergarten! 👍😊💕🤣

[@janemiettinen5176]

If you find those huge erasers, they make a nice smaller prints. I had one that said something like for big mistakes, you know, the novelty ones. But for a larger ones, you kinda have to buy the rubber sheets or lino block, Id say both are somewhat cheap. Ive used wood, but it will never be perfect, since it is natural product and not very homogenous, but it can totally be done. The carving part is much more tenuous, tho. Have fun :)

[@megan2176]

@Jane Miettinen i definitely know the erasers you're describing, they would work great!! Bendy!!👍😂

[@janemiettinen5176]

@@megan2176 Carve real carefully (not too deep) and you can use both sides of it. I figured it out at 4am once, when I needed small bird stamp, but didnt have anything to carve it on. Now all my blocks are double sided. Necessity is great motivator :)

[@shirleywilhelm1495]

Where do you get you design s from?

[@megan2176]

I checked out your site, and just love the collages/groupings of everyday items, mostly kitchen things. There's something so comforting about that, especially the vintage feel of some of the items. It's like Grandma's kitchen, with a modern twist. The word that comes to mind is, Yum. Just yummy scrummy comfy goodness. 🥰☺️👌💕🥰☺️

[@peggypetterson5585]

I haven't done this for so long, watching you has turned my old creative self on! Have you ever craved on fruit or potatoes as stamp medium?

[@megan2176]

Right?! So inspiring, and I thought the same thing, potatoes! 🥔🥔🥔 🤔😊

[@lorrainenicoletti6232]

Same here!

[@StampSomeFun]

The best video I've seen showing the process, especially the printing. I really appreciate the thorough explanation & demonstration. Thank you so much for this!

[@truthbetold4178]

Excellent instructions. Great shirt! Absolutely love the simplicity and boldness of the stamp images, which are all so familiar. Love your style. And your home is super-cool. That gigantic safety pin is a blast. Such novel pieces throughout. Thanks for sharing all~ 😍🙏🏾💫

[@julianavanhorn]

Thank you, Allison! You are so talented. I love your work so much. It's inviting and cheerful even though the structures of what you make are deliberate and so well done.

[@pman2916]

It wasn't till Allison place the ink/paint on, that I understood what she meant by negative space. I would do this on cushion covers because quite often, I like the pattern on a cushion but it's very expensive...now I know. Thank you Allison for showing us how it's done🙏

[@maimoonaasghar4368]

This is so satisfying to watch and probably do 😮

[@LittleJonasrocker]

really awesome, thorough, and easy-to-follow-along tutorial. thank you Allison!!

[@lorrainenicoletti6232]

Your experience shows! Your finished ART piece is perfect. Sharp and clean in addition to Your very creative design. As a child I was always making something, using different materials. My Mom was ALWAYS creative. The first time printing was Carving a raw potato and making a potato print . It was a first and it was exciting. Thank you for sharing and taking the time to explain each step.

[@DameonTheTrainer]

That was AWSOME! I hope that will work for my leather projects. Women know how to explain things so simply... That was great. Thanks a bunch🙂

[@cchemmes-seeseeart3948]

Great video. I loved this. I want to make t-shirts, & this helps so much, how to make them with my carved stamps, without needing anything elaborate. This made my day! Thanks!

[@sevasweets7856]

I loved this and so want to try it. She is a great teacher and I love her designs! Thank you for sharing!

[@ArtsyLadyCrafter]

I love hand-carving stamps. I use erasers but I am going to also use some of the pink rubber carving blocks. I've seen them in other colors at Aliexpress. Carving and hand-stamping is super satisfying. I love your simple graphics. TFS!

[@GloriaHasberry]

Great tutorial and beautiful shirt!

[@jackwatson7323]

Nice video! Your passion shows

[@jeanninej224]

I love your work!!!

[@harishsivaramakrishnan7096]

Superb job! It's so fascinating when you apply ink to your template.

[@livingonaclaud]

Such a great intro, thank you ❤

[@Hirst666]

That was awesome your a good teacher, and your t shirt you printed turned out really good, thanks so much

[@bananashaveice]

This is such a fascinating process & results are stunning! TFS!!

[@Bluewaterpinessantarosabeach]

Thank you. We very much enjoyed your home tour and this very special tutorial.

[@elisetran4797]

Thanks for the tutorial. Quick question, how do you clean off the fabric ink on the stamp after use?

[@twistsandtrails7188]

Really enjoyed this! Great video and demonstration!

[@menevermind2612]

Love it. Letterboxing and making t-shirts. Supper cool. 😉

[@yona-yama]

Great explanation and video!

[@balapanlari]

The practice of printing blocks like that is similar to making stamped batik motifs. And we use copper as the printing block with more complicated motifs.

[@sophiafortain5135]

At 3:04 what brand of tool are you using? Also what kind of ink do you use for on fabric and is the t-shirt washable? Do you buy your rubber in bulk?

[@gabrielneryinchausp5970]

Amazing work!!! I have 2 questions: 1) What kind of material the block is made? 2) What type of ink is this? Is a type for cotton shirt? (sorry about my english, Im just trying to communicate)

[@kathleen8167]

Thank so much for your introduction to block printing :)

[@MYTRUE-2CENTS]

Love it!! Thank you for sharing!

[@LaurenInesRuiz]

This was wonderful. Thank you

[@viviandibrell849]

I made a block print pattern of an outline of a stack of books. Then I cut bookmarks from watercolor paper which I later filled in with watercolors….its very fun!

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

Is this doable on silk?

[@donotmatter]

Love it! How long does the image last on the shirt after you wear and launder it like normal?

[@Dangitagain]

So cool and great tutorial!

[@wendymaybury6329]

Beautifully explained, thank you

[@JillianSmall_ChildofGod]

I love how you teach this. Well done. I learned a lot!

[@davelester1985]

Nice job stamping, you got nice impressions. I have seen other videos and they seemed to not use enough ink, the impressions were too light.

[@dunwitch]

Great video, I feel like I could do this after watching!

[@trladams78]

I love this! Very cool and informative. Thank you!🤩🙌🏾💐🙏🏾🎨👚🆒💜

[@LoqueVigoEsconde]

Thanks for all the tips and info!! ❤❤

[@blumenaue7590]

Very cool. Looking for faster block printing all the same pattern.

[@step7274]

Nicely done, thank you. This is tempting, you make it look so easy. Not!❤️❤️❤️

[@eevagirl]

Love her work!

[@ΚατερίναΣουπεκιώτη]

Great job ! How do you succeed the solid colour result ?

[@paulaneary7877]

THANK YOU, so much for the video, it was very helpful.

[@misterhot9163]

Beautiful work!! Do you treat your shirts to protect the images from wear and tear?

[@pabloaguirre6185]

Thanks for the video! Greetings from Argentina

[@katehirst6046]

Excellent video, thank you.

[@melekarobin3373]

Also trying to do art as well as other subjects

[@maryammotie7018]

Thank you for the great video! Any recommendations on other types of ink we could use? My prints don't seem to transfer all of the ink to the fabric and don't have a flatness to them, could it be the ink or sth else?

[@kimsome8334]

Fabulous tutorial, I hope you’re also teaching art!

[@jbee1116]

You're an inspiration!

[@Blessed3010]

So therapeutic 💞

[@brianwhite1816]

Really enjoyed this video! Thanks

[@ochervelvet9687]

Very informative, thank you.

[@melekarobin3373]

Gd night hi my name is meleka and I would like to know what material are u using to carve out to print it out

[@tokyohotel13]

It is a soft rubber and the brand is speedball i believe. Ive watxhed like 30 videos about block printing so far but havent done it since elementary school and NEVER on fabric so. I hope i could help.

[@senyagwynn8121]

Omyword!!!❤ This is something I can add too my list of crafting resume!! Tfs

[@reb4898]

I am now so inspired …

[@shivanixevarp]

Can you pls tell me how to clean the ink off of the glass surface once you're done using it?

[@strivexgamein4210]

Some paints are spreaded on the tshirts what will you do that?

[@betterburnout]

Very nice tutorial. Could you by any chance give a reference for the paint used ?

[@MsBeeEsther]

How do you cut the shape around your print area? What tool do you use?

[@AllIsWellaus]

Highly recommend storing your blades in a way where the blade tips have less risk of chipping, so a pencil case is not recommended.

[@makeitjoyful]

This was so helpful. Thank you!

[@ayoayo9488]

I love this kind of words but where the rubber finding please

[@le808le]

Super helpful

[@Hollywoodhat]

Beautiful!

[@eileenf9922]

Thank you, that was great!

[@aparnatripathy5965]

Is there any curing process require after print?

[@odettepeters7493]

Thanks for sharing!

[@MiddleEastMilli]

Excellent. Thanks!

[@dfinite1111]

Thank you for this!

[@startpage717]

AWESOME!!

[@preetisutar4240]

Awesome!❤

[@mitaaleeharsha282]

Which colour do u use

[@smitamukne6473]

So Nice 👍👍

[@jpeood32]

i would like to print on fabric for quilting. This would require washing infrequently. It seems to me that this would be an acceptable process? Your thoughts or anyone else. out there?

[@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe]

Yeah, seems to me like that’d work.

[@paulastrong7571]

Cool ❤

[@NEPSE-li2ki]

hello what is the rubber thing called ?

[@ivanfelix3078]

Rubber Stamp Carving Blocks

[@cariiinen]

nice

[@444lilac]

I want her

[@kurianleena]

Zba et ok ❤❤😊😅d see fg on

[@az55544]

Awesome presentation and skillset. Please work on your vocal fry. Even your friends will thank you.

[@mp_martin]

The upspeak and vocal fry make it too cringy. Turn off the sound and watch the captions