Linocut Printmaking Workshop with Rachel Reynolds

What is Linocut Printmaking?

Linocut Printmaking is a popular relief printing technique where a design is carved into a sheet of linoleum using sharp tools. Ink is rolled onto the remaining raised surface, which is then pressed onto paper to create prints. Known for producing bold, graphic images, it is used for making art prints, posters, and patterned fabrics.

Location

This workshop will take place in the Taylor Selwyn room, located inside the Learning Center.

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Important information

This workshop has a minimum number of participants required to run. In the unlikely event that this minimum is not met, the workshop will be cancelled and all ticket holders will be notified in advance of the event start date.

Make the most of your visit

This Workshop is part of the MADE Craft & Design Festival at Winchester Cathedral. Booking a workshop is a wonderful way to enhance your festival visit — offering the chance to meet skilled makers, learn traditional techniques and take home a beautifully crafted object with lasting meaning.

Whether you’re treating yourself, sharing the experience with a friend, or looking for a memorable creative day out, this workshop offers a unique and rewarding addition to your MADE festival experience.