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Amit sent in this video tutorial on making your own photo blocks, you'll need - "One Photograph printed at 4x6 or larger. Something to measure and cut your photo with. Four 2"x3" Linoleum Blocks (More if you're using a larger photograph). Acid-free Rubber Cement. And, for extra credit, One Foam Brush and painter's Gel Medium (Gloss, because it dries clear)." - Link.
HOW TO - Make photo blocks
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
May 18, 2006 08:03 PM
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dont have a physical photo to cut up. I've posted an instructable that shows you how to print to wax transfer paper and then put on to the wood.
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