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Step 3
Apply the 'inked' block confidently to the fabric or garment, and press hard briefly. If you dither you are more likely to smudge the design. Lift smartly away from the fabric.
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Jan 22, 2013, 06.06 AMby Artbox
Be aware of your placement of the design.. ( I tie dyed a shirt one time leaving ill placed circles on the front of my shirt – 8th grade.. you do not want to place things where they stand out like a sore thumb) I don’t think I had the guts to wear that to school either! Large med and small variety in size and color! but I love the idea of the lino block. gives me ideas!