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LINO PRINTING 

FRIDAY 7 AUGUST, 10:00 AM - 15:00 PM

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THE WORKSHOP

HOSTED BY SU MORRIS
AT SOL CREATIVE FOUNDRY

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Please note: Lino printing involves sharp cutting tools. Full safety instruction is given at the start of the session, and it's important this is followed throughout. The craft is hands-on and does require a reasonable degree of hand strength and dexterity, particularly when working with traditional lino. If you have any concerns about mobility, strength or dexterity in your hands or wrists, do get in touch before booking so we can talk it through — where we can, we'll suggest adjustments or a softer lino to make the session more comfortable.

Get to Know Us

Lino Printing  for families
Design, carve, and print your own lino block from scratch

Friday 7 August · 10:00 AM – 15:00 PM

What you’ll do

In this full-day session, you'll learn the fundamentals of lino printing and leave with a finished block and a set of hand-pulled prints to take home.
 

Lino printing is a slow, satisfying skill. There's a particular pleasure in watching your design emerge from the block We'll end with a short run on a small craft press, so your final prints have real weight and finish to them. 

Whether you’d love to create a unique greeting card design, handmade gift or simply explore this accessible and rewarding printmaking process is the perfect place to start. 

Who it’s for

  • No experience needed complete beginners are very welcome

  • Suitable for adults and young people aged 14 and over

  • Please wear clothes you don't mind getting inky

What’s included

All materials

Lino block and prints to take home.

A set of finished prints and a new creative skill.

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SATURDAY SESSION

6 June
10:00 – 15:00
5 hours

£65 - 1 adult and 1 child

About
Su Morris

I’m someone who’s always been happiest when creating something…
 

I’ve got almost 30 years experience as a graphic designer. My creative answers to commercial and not-for-profit challenges cover: packaging and design for print, branding and logo design, design for licensed stationery merchandise, agency work across multiple clients, and product releases and collateral for healthcare and rare disease causes & or course websites and social media graphics.
 

Alongside design work, for the last 5 years, I’ve been leading creative workshops where participants, of all ages and abilities, get to explore a creative process in a supportive and playful environment.

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