Block Printing
Block printing is a technique that uses a carved material such as linoleum or wood to transfer ink onto fabric or paper. The block serves as a stamp, with the final product resulting in a reverse image of the carving. Students who attend multiple classes will learn three main block printing techniques; Single block, reduction, and multiple block.
​Block Printing classes meet Wednesday mornings from 10-12 (click here to register) and Wednesday evenings from 6-8pm (click here to register)

Etching
Etching is a process in which the drawn line is incised using a corrosive into which a metal plate has been submerged. After the process is complete, the etched line holds ink, which is then printed on paper. We use ferric Chloride, a corrosive salt to etch into copper plates. Etching classes meet
Saturdays from 9-11am(click here to register)