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Thank you! I needed this info!

Great video. It’s fun how just a bunch of dots look pretty like that.

What thickness is the card please? This is a really great tutorial, thank you.

Superb to see people carrying on with a printing I dea i had years ago, the multi use of products that can be expensive to start with makes it more affordable

thank you for this informative video. I've already damaged a roller because i did not clean properly.

ThAnk you so much! You are the best 😊❤.

Wow, you just gave me the answer. I was wondering how to clean up my roller after using oil based ink. Thank you so much!!

Wow great ideas!

Thanks Kerry for sharing all these useful tips 👍🏻😊

Thank you so much. 👏❤🙏

Useful and altruistic video 🎨👍🏻 Thank you for sharing 🙂🌈

Wonderful video ! What's the name of this die press ?

Great idea! Thanks, I’ll try that! ☺️❤️

Thank you thank you thank you! Bought the polykarma tool before I watched you - I should have watched you first! But I’ll learn x

nice

Just got one of the dot tools and had no idea how to properly hold or use it - thanks for teaching me :)

Thank you very much.❤🙏

This was such a brilliant video! I am very interested in trying to simulate texture and grades of tone in my prints and this has been such a help! Thank you very much for taking the trouble to do your tutorials 👏

Is that plywood or something specialist ? Love your quick easy hints and tips, they really work x

Hangi-to knife, the tool I haven't bought yet :)

Thank you, more very useful tips. I really enjoy these videos. Will this work as well on Japanese vinyl lino ?

Very well explained, thanks

Thank you.

Lovely clear demonstration ...for the first time it all made sense!! Thank you very much

Absolutely brilliant! Thank you so much

You are a linocut genius! Love this idea!

love it Kerry, thanks so much for posting this video

All you r clips are really very helpful. I am just returning to lno cutting after many years and your hints and demos are great. :-)

So clever!

Awesome

Very informative thank you

Great techniques.. You are always good with really helful adive. :-)

Great Vid. Good explanation of the use of pins and tabs. Though I am not so sure of using tabs the way you are. As a graphic designer/print production person with 30 yrs experience, ii would say the use of pin and tabs were to make sure the plates were in the same position. We certainly did not put tabs on EACH sheet of paper that was run through the press. Imagine attaching at least 200 tabs for a run of 100 ON EACH SHEET of paper, and you need to do this on all you make readys also. That is horribly inefficient. but with lino Im not sure if i am correct. Appearently, you do not have to worry about your plate moving.

Real Boring

Thank you! This is very helpful

we all knew it

Fantastic thank you!

Thanks so much for taking the time to show this. It’s very informative for this beginner.

tolle einache idee mit beeindruckender Wirkung

nice to know. thank you for the tips

I'm always getting inky fingers... and passed caring 😊

Much better than using turps lol(-: Marion 🎉

I know I'm late to the party, but I loved your potted cactus. I also like the tiny "imperfection" of it not lining up, I think it adds, and shows handmade by a real person not computer program. Thanks Kerry 🥰

Thanks for the great video. You answered all my questions.

Today, with this video I learned a couple of techniques that I didn't know about. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent tutorial!

this is really useful, gracias por compartirlo.

I love your channel. Your explanations are so clear. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

very nice mam ,please keep it up,

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