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Craft ideas and instructions
Lino card
Idea and realisation: Kathleen Hauck
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List of materials
| Art. no. | Name of article |
| 1780899 | Paper cutter, cm and inch, 203 x 391 mm |
| 1812100 | Linoleum / wood cutting tool, set |
| 1549601 | My Colors Cardstock, Classic 4101013, 30,6 x 30,6 cm / 12 x 12 Inch, 216 g/m², white |
| 1851006 | Linoleum sheet, DIN A6, 3,2 mm |
| 4512089 | Ink pad StazOn, 6 x 9,5 cm, black |
| 4512100 | Stamp cleaner StazOn, 56 ml |
| 1813200 | Paint roller premium, Ø 30 x 90 mm |
| 4519815 | May&Berry stamp, Hello, 35 x 55 mm, white |
| Additional: Pencil, leftover tracing paper (e.g. 1 sheet of 1626120), motif template, paper towel |
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Instructions
| 1. | Cut a 21 x 15 cm piece of paper using the paper cutter and folder and then fold it in the centre (10.5 cm). |
| 2. | Transfer the motif template to the lino plate using the tracing paper. |
| 3. | Carve the motif out of the sheet using the lino-cutting tool. The pencil lines drawn on the cap should remain. Cut out the entire belly and face except for the eyes, cheeks and beak. Then lift out the linoleum plate around the motif.
Tip: What is not needed for the desired motif can simply be cut off and saved for a smaller project. |
| 4. | Now prepare the card. Colour the motif over the entire surface with stamping ink. Place the card directly on the fresh colour and roll over it firmly with the roller. Make sure that the card does not slip. Optionally, you can stamp the word "Let it snow" next to the penguin on the card. |
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TipPrint the first test prints on a piece of scratch paper to get a feel for the materials.
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