How to Block Print onto Fabric with Lino

[@sfenderthere]

I've learned a lot more from your channel in 30 mins than I did watching a week worth of videos about lino prints the past two weeks! Thank you!

[@KerryDayArts]

Hey, that's nice to know and I'm glad you have found my channel useful. Sorry I haven't replied till now, I never got notified of your comment.

[@michaelballinger6419]

Fantastic thank you!

[@KerryDayArts]

You're welcome 😊

[@juliegriffiths4272]

Thank you for such clear instructions to follow. One question, how do you work out the space between repeat blocks? Thanks again.

[@KerryDayArts]

I usually do this by eye, but you could measure it out and mark the material with a fabric pencil. These marks can then be easily removed with a damp cloth, some even come off with heat, such as an iron

[@juliegriffiths4272]

@@KerryDayArts wow, that was a speedy reply, thank you. I am so new to printing. I will do this x

[@KerryDayArts]

@@juliegriffiths4272 😂 have fun printing 😁😁😁

[@kalemawhite]

Hi @kerrydayarts could you use a roller to ink up the block?

[@KerryDayArts]

Hi. As I say in the video you can use a sponge roller, ones you can buy from art/craft shops or the mini DIY decorating foam rollers 🙂

[@kalemawhite]

@@KerryDayArts ok, I need to watch the video again I so missed that!! Thank you