Under this paper, adequate padding of newspaper or cloth is nec-
essary.

6. Place block face down on the paper to be printed. Apply heavy
 pressure to insure a clear print.


POTATO PRINTING


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* In making potato prints, cut off the end of the potato. Use water
color, tempera, or mixed powder paint, and paint out area with a
brush. Stamp off on paper as a repeat, to see what a print looks like.


* Then take a knife and try cutting a design out, and print the
same way. The design may be done directly on the potato, or planned
first on a piece of paper.


* Potato prints can be used either on paper or cloth and make good
all-over designs for wrapping papers, bookbinding end sheets or
covers, curtains for the playhouse, scarfs, place mats, etc.


ART GUM ERASER-RUBBER STOPPER PRINTS


* Use same procedure as used with the potato prints.