How To Use Indian Printing Blocks (Revisited) - Video Demonstration - The Arty Crafty Place

A short video demonstration where Tess runs through this basic information / technique you need to know on 'how to block print', showing you how easy it is to print using a Indian printing block onto fabric and paper.
The equipment we are using in this video is:
Essential Printing Kit - Foam Mat, Paint Tray & Sponges
Fabric Paint (Pink & Duck Egg Blue) Permanent & Washable
Indian Wooden Printing Block - Large Funky Bird
White Cotton Practice Fabric
Dry Rag for Cleaning Printing Block
Products used can be found on our website.
The Indian Block Print Co. is the UK's most loved supplier of Indian wooden printing blocks, supplies & teaching, for lasting joy and confidence through creativity and craftsmanship.
Be sure to check out our website for more information and more importantly, a lot more printing blocks inspiration.
Website: theindianblock...

[@mycraftynana]

Brilliant demo. Clearly explained.

[@priyankakatti8920]

Your all videos are very helpful. Thank you so much!!

[@malautubevani]

Your details in explanation are valuable.

[@padmac1793]

Wow very interesting thank u for sharing mam 🎉

[@theindianblockprintco]

If you would like to learn more about Indian Block Printing or purchase materials to have a go at Block Printing yourself, head to our website www.theartycraftyplace.co.uk to see more!

[@shabistankhan7152]

Neat work

[@jerryc4539]

Thank you

[@silviapalmieri6033]

Where do you buy The blockprinting? I am in Brazil. And The paint can i find in Brasil or i can use The other company?

[@vidhyaiyer1114]

Can we stamp this on small size mud pots please advice

[@rashmivikram3881]

Thank u so much

[@sahilpreetsingh1944]

Thanks🙏🙏🙏🙏 ji

[@gerrydar]

I have some old blocks which no longer have the white coating on the image. Shou.d I restore these before use, and if so, how?

[@theindianblockprintco]

Hello, the white paint is applied by the carvers so it allows us to see the design clearly. It is perfectly normal for the white paint to peel away and is nothing to be concerned about. There is no need to re apply the white paint, that is unless you wish to do so :)

[@sharonreynolds2055]

this is so ool!