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DIY Relief Printmaking Using Craft Foam

Tutor: Rachel Moore, print artist

In this craft session, print artist, Rachel, will guide you through how to make “jigsaw” prints using craft foam sheets as a simple alternative to linocut. It’s an easy way to explore printmaking and a quick way to add multiple colours to your prints.

Preparation

Prepare your materials and find a sturdy table or floor to work on.

Video time

30 minutes

DIY Relief Printmaking Using Craft Foam | Virtual Village Hall | Royal Voluntary Service

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  • A simple design
  • Pencil
  • Tracing paper
  • Permanent marker pen or biro
  • A4 sheet of craft foam
  • Craft knife and cutting mat
  • Ink pads in your choice of colour
  • Rubber roller (brayer) or wooden spoon
  • Paper to print onto

Introduction to relief, resist and monotype printmaking

If you're just getting started with printing, or are looking to expand into different styles, try Rachel's session, an Introduction to relief, resist and monotype printmaking.

a close up of a mono screen print by Rachel Moore