Printing again
I'm working on a challenge for my guild and wanted an orange peel/frangipani image.
I drew the pattern on paper then transferred it to an Ezycarve block. These blocks are great value - both sides can be used and they are easy to cut.
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double print |
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printed both sides |
The ezycarve block did start out blue, just a bit stained with the paint (or maybe not enough washing!). I used Setacolor fabric paint with a drop of Golden Retarder with each print run, this certainly helped the paint from drying too quickly and also slightly changed the consistency of the paint. I have discovered (!) that using a cheap sponge roller rather than a brayer helps this type of paint spread evenly.
I haven't been able to find these ezycarve blocks here in NZ, this one was purchased in Australia.
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