Black cat lino print christmas card. Pooka playing with a bauble by Matt Johnson.

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These greetings cards are taken from my original linocut design of a little bird on a background of red heart shaped leaves. (Please see my Linocut shop section if you'd like an original, limited edition, hand printed version of this design). Each card is reproduced onto beautiful recycled card, using my inkjet printer. It is then hand finished with some silver glitter detail on the bird, as pictured. The card is slightly textured and a pale grey colour and this lends itself to the natural…

Each year I like to produce my own Christmas Cards. These cards have been hand printed in green printing ink, using a carved lino block. Each pack contains four cards of a green design. Size of each card 13cm x13cm.

A hand printed original linocut. I've titled and signed this in pencil. The printed area measures 8cm x 8cm. It comes in a pure white mount that fits a standard 8" x 10" shop bought frame. The frame is not included. This print comes in a cello sleeve and will be posted securely. I've used oil based ink on high quality print making paper. FREE UK POSTAGE

I've made a linocut relief print Christmas card for this year using a two colour traditional style.

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Katharine Watson takes inspiration from traditional Indian textiles and folk arts to create textiles, journals, and block printed cards that feature wonderfully detailed ornament and pattern in vibrant hues. Each card is individually printed using a hand-carved linoleum block, and...

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With just a few relatively inexpensive items from your local craft shop, you can try your hand at printmaking — a fun process that begins with carving a design into linoleum, and then transferring the design onto paper. Channel your 11th grade art class and set up your own little printmaking studio at home; here’s a quick tutorial!1. Gather your materials.

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