Tracing wheel for lino cutting
£2.00
A mark making tool for your lino prints
Only 2 left in stock
Description
Tracing wheel
Tracing wheel – traditionally used to transfer pattern details onto fabric, they are also fantastic mark making tools in lino printing, as inspired by our friend and artist Bernie Rutter.
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** Christmas holiday closure and postal strikes **
The store will be closed between 23 December and 3 January so any orders placed during this time will be sent out from 3 January. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our valued customers!
Royal Mail Strikes are taking place on 9, 11, 14, 15, 23 and 24 December so last dates for Christmas posting are:
UK – 16 December | Overseas orders cannot be guaranteed to arrive in time.
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The blade is easy to roll and serrated creating a perforated design onto your fabric. A valuable tool for fashion and textiles designers/students, and of course, printmakers.
Please note that some handles may have cosmetic marks to their surface and are sold with this in mind.
Details
- A random selection out of three colours – red (pictured), blue, yellow
- Plastic handle
- Includes fore finger rest
- Sharp serrated easy rolling blade
- Ideal anyone working with textiles, fashion or printmaking
- Comes in a protective black case
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We aim to ship within 1-5 business days after payment has been received.
Every purchase you make helps to support The Smallprint Company, so thanks for shopping with us!
About The Smallprint Co.
Hannah and Chris have brought their passion for print to the high street with their boutique studio close to the centre of Derby and its famous Cathedral Quarter. The team prints letterpress commissions for private clients and small businesses, facilitates workshops both on and off site, and produces a range of popular greetings cards and stationery for retail. A gallery is situated to the front of the studio which showcases work by both printmakers and their workshop attendees. They welcome volunteers to the studio to help with cataloguing their expanding collection of type too, so get in touch if you fancy getting your hands inky!
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