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Easy to Carve
They are flexible but not easy to fall apart at all, so you can make clear artwork with sharp carving tools.
Soft Safety Material
Our rubber carving blocks are made of highly soft odorless rubber.
0.32“ Thick
These lino blocks are 0.23“ thick and easy to engrave.
Cut into varisized smaller
Can be cut into varisized smaller rubber sheets.
janna windham
2025-09-03 11:08:46
I bought this for my art class for printing, and they came in perfect! Good quality also.
Kevin
2025-05-15 18:41:30
They carve really well and the ink goes on nice and smooth making a great print. Much cheaper than the stores but the same quality.
B
2025-03-19 10:52:49
I wanted to make personally crafted greeting cards and these were PERFECT. I love the way they came out, and can't wait to see. the looks on my families faces when they see these bad boys come in!
Product Review
2025-03-14 09:42:01
These blocks are made of the same material as pink erasers but in a larger size to be able to make larger stamps. I am a beginner at using these blocks to make stamps for printmaking, but have found the learning curve to be short while using this product. It is easy to draw a design in pencil and carve it out on these blocks. I recommend these blocks if you need to make larger stamps.
Snarky Seagull
2025-03-12 13:19:02
6 blocks for $15? Sign me up, that's a great price. And for that price, these are great blocks. They're soft and easy to draw and carve on and clean up easily after making the print. My one criticism is not with the blocks but with the shipping- these were wrapped tightly in a bubble mailer and the bubbles imprinted on the two external blocks which meant I could only carve on one side as the bubble texture would show up in the print. I'd suggest to the seller to wrap them in paper prior to the bubble mailer OR sending them in a box to prevent imprinting on the blocks.Otherwise, these are absolutely perfect for the price
Humphrey T Bear
2025-01-18 18:43:06
I'm fascinated by printmaking and wanted to try my hand at it. I thought the rubber blocks might be a bit easier to work with than wood or linoleum, and so far, at least, that seems to be the case. The rubber surface is softer and more forgiving on the hands. The only drawback, which I suspected going in, was that the engraving pen and rotary tool that I wanted to use for some of the finer details didn't get along with the softer rubber as well as it would on a harder material. However, because I expected this and because I'm guessing that's a bit of an edge case use-wise, it's not the kind of thing I'd deduct a star over.Anyway. Long story short, if you're looking for a good set of rubber blocks for printmaking, these get the job done and the price is decent too. I'd recommend them without hesitation.
S.D.
2024-11-18 10:27:19
It has been years since I last did much printmaking but my 7 year old wanted to learn how to do it so I ordered these to get her started. They're soft and easy to carve into with little force, even for beginners/kids. (Please supervise kids very closely when carving tools are present.) After a couple of practice tries, my daughter had the routine down and can now design/draw/carve her stamps with ease. These are a pretty standard thickness but if you don't carve too deeply, both sides can be used. I didn't encounter any noteworthy issues and am very satisfied with them overall.
uniform hippie
2024-11-17 10:39:02
no surprise here: these are rubber blocks for printing. They're of standard thickness, and came tidily packaged. They seem to be a decent price for value and I don't detect any flaws or shortcomings. Looking forward to using them and will update review if anything arises.
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