Lino Printing

Those of you who have no idea what a "print" is, please go to the MOMA website http://www.moma.org/interactives/projects/2001/whatisaprint/flash.html to find out what a print is.
Once you have at least 2 alternative repeated patterns to choose from, select the one that you like best.

Then shade the back of the 15x15cm design with a dark 4B pencil.
 
Flip the piece of paper over and align it properly within the square. Using a 2B pencil transfer the design to the lino by tracing over the lines. You should see the lines being transferred.

When you have transferred the entire design, you may start cutting with the lino cutting tool. Please remember to unscrew the holder halfway before inserting the blade and then twist the holder back into place. When you are cutting, try to pick the blade with the most appropriate cutting size (bigger blade for bigger surfaces). Follow the lines you have traced onto the lino and remove the lino in one quick motion. SAFETY REMINDER: ALWAYS HAVE YOUR SUPPORTING HAND BEHIND THE BLADE! This is to ensure you don't cut yourself.
The completed work should look like this-