Introduction to lino printing - Taster session

Ref: STM41562

Places available

About this course

A taster session to introduce you to lino printing and simple image-making. This two hour taster session will be held on the Gardens Gatehouse Craft Table. Please access via the Gardens Entrance.

Course Description

Experiment with cutting and printing your own design using lino in this relaxed, hands-on session. You’ll learn how to create lines, shapes and patterns, building up a simple image using layering techniques. By the end of the workshop, you’ll have produced a small hand-printed design to take home. Suitable for complete beginners.

What you'll make:

  • Small hand-printed design to take home

Course Materials

Included

  • Your lino to take home and tools to use during the course

What students need to bring

  • An apron

Timetable

This two-hour taster session will be held at our Craft Table in the Gardens Gatehouse. Please access via the Gardens entrance.

Start time: 10am
Finish time: 12pm

General Information

Accommodation

Residential option available. Find out accommodation costs and how to book here.

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