One of the most interesting things that I learned from the video was to how to ‘warm up’ your linoleum block: put it on the floor with a book on top of it and sit on it. The block is actually sandwiched between a book and a heating pad. I never thought of it that way! I thought you had to have expensive machinery. Another thing I did not know was that you can get really thin lines by going to the left of the drawing line and then going to the right of the drawing line. Juliana Hawkinson
I also thought that it was neat how she used a heating pad to make the board easier to cut on, i liked how for some of the more detailed parts she used both of her hands to guide the tool, for a more precise and detailed carving. - Caroline Radcliff
I thought this video was very helpful for how to carve in your block. I liked the trick she used to heat up her block with a heating pad to make it easier to carve. I also liked that she showed you how to make a perfect 'v' shape with your blade if it was needed.
This is a good teaching tool for cutting out blocks. The heating pad is a smart trick. And that whale looks like it took a while to carve. Gabby Lindau
I love how these video taught me a few new tricks about carving blocks. The heating pad was definitely my favorite trick. I also loved the picture of the owl she was carving -Tyler Beach
I liked how she showed us how to make the sharp edges. Also, like most people, I liked how she showed us the heating pad trick. She also never cut herself so that was cool.
One of the most interesting things that I learned from the video was to how to ‘warm up’ your linoleum block: put it on the floor with a book on top of it and sit on it. The block is actually sandwiched between a book and a heating pad. I never thought of it that way! I thought you had to have expensive machinery. Another thing I did not know was that you can get really thin lines by going to the left of the drawing line and then going to the right of the drawing line.
ReplyDeleteJuliana Hawkinson
I thought it was cool how you can use a heating pad to "warm up" your block to make it easier to cut.
ReplyDeleteI also thought that it was neat how she used a heating pad to make the board easier to cut on, i liked how for some of the more detailed parts she used both of her hands to guide the tool, for a more precise and detailed carving.
ReplyDelete- Caroline Radcliff
I thought this video was very helpful for how to carve in your block. I liked the trick she used to heat up her block with a heating pad to make it easier to carve. I also liked that she showed you how to make a perfect 'v' shape with your blade if it was needed.
ReplyDeleteThis is a good teaching tool for cutting out blocks. The heating pad is a smart trick. And that whale looks like it took a while to carve.
ReplyDeleteGabby Lindau
The heating pad a creative technique and I think this is a really helpful video
ReplyDelete- Jake Smaha
I love how these video taught me a few new tricks about carving blocks. The heating pad was definitely my favorite trick. I also loved the picture of the owl she was carving
ReplyDelete-Tyler Beach
The Tee Turley- These videos taught me how to cut better the heating pad was a good idea and she is really good at cutting the linolium.
ReplyDeleteI liked how she showed us how to make the sharp edges. Also, like most people, I liked how she showed us the heating pad trick. She also never cut herself so that was cool.
ReplyDeleteThe heating pad was an innovative idea, although i dont have a use for it it certainly looked neat.
ReplyDeleteJohn Lester
I thought the video helped with carving blocks. The heating pad was also an interesting and helpful idea. Mia Thompson
ReplyDeletethe heating pad caught my eye and was a very impressive technique she used. the way she showed us how to cut is going to help me when i cut.
ReplyDeleteThe thing i learned is when you warmed up the block to make it easier to cut. i thought that was interesting.
ReplyDeletei learned that if you heat up your block of linoleum its easier to cut through- Will Watson
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