Lino cut christmas card ideas

A cheerful, hand printed Robin card. This would make a lovely greetings card to send or you could keep it for yourself and put it in a frame. It takes many hours to create my original hand printed cards. Each one starts with a sketch which is transferred to traditional linoleum and carved using pfeil tools. It’s then inked with oil based inks and printed using my tabletop press. Each card is individually printed, it is not a digital copy. The card is 13.5cm x 13. 5cm size and printed on 300…

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Each card is hand printed by me from an original linocut. This is printed by hand onto quality paper using a blend of blue and white oil based relief printing ink. This pack of 4 cards is hand printed by me from an original lino cut, not a digital or mass produced copy and comes with a matching white envelope. The cards are blank inside so you can write your own message. Because these cards are hand printed, each one is unique. Each card is A6, 105mm x 150mm in size and comes with a white…

Snowman card design done in linocut and printed with Tsukineko's Delicata ink in Golden Glitz. Really happy with the way this cam out. Cheers!

This 5” x 5” card is printed by hand from my own linocut “Baubles” design in chilli red on brown card. The design was carved by hand from a linocut block. They are blank inside and signed on the back LinoByJude. Each card is a unique print and may differ slightly from the one in the photo.

Eventbrite - Kate Guy presents Lino Cut Christmas Cards - Design and Print - Sunday, 9 December 2018 | Wednesday, 18 December 2019 at Printmaking Workshop, London, England. Find event and ticket information.

It's that time of year!! Stock up on Christmas cards for your friends and family with these cute, hand-carved and printed gingerbread cookie cards. Cards sell for $5 each or 5 for $20 Each print starts off as a sketch which is then transferred onto a piece of linoleum. I hand carve each block then print using Speedball block printing ink. Each individual piece is printed by hand and without a printing press (I use a wooden spoon!). All prints, although originating from the same block, are…