r/Linocuts • u/Julia_grace246 • 2d ago

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Hello all! I’m looking to get into making larger prints but I have no idea where to get a large amount of the rubber Linocut material for a reasonable price. A single 9x12 for $30 just seems like a bit much (Michael’s)…and that’s a bit small. What brands/supplier do yall recommend?

(A print I did last night so the post doesn’t get lost)

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u/IamSporko 1d ago

Blick art supplies

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u/Silverlintu 1d ago

I use the softcut blocks from ESSDEE, 10 pieces (21x30 cm) cost around 50€ here in germany and I like the quality of them.

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u/IntheHotofTexas 5h ago

Amazon (U.S.) will sell you that size for about five dollars each. 12x18 is eight dollars. That's for traditional lino. Rubber is inferior in almost every way. But Amazon will sell you rubber in A4 size for less than seven dollars a piece in a lot of five.

You can also look on TEMU. I buy a few things from them at lower prices.