

- I first of all traced over the top of the image of the rose on top of the lino so it embossed onto the lino.
- I then went over the lines with pencil so I could see them.
- I then warmed up the lino on a heater so it would be easy to cut through.
- Then I went along the lines with a scalpel so I could scoop out the lino with the lino cutting tool.
- I carried on doing this until the rose was ready to be used to print.
- I got the paper and wet it on both sides.
- Then I rolled the black ink onto the rose pattern on the lino and place the wet/damp paper on top.
- I laid a piece of wood on top of it all and stood on top of it to press down firmly so the print would turn out well.
- Then I lifted the wood and voila! a lino print!
Warning to my family: you are all getting lino print cards for Christmas! So much fun!
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