In traditional block printing, you carve away at a block of wood
to leave a raised image. You then spread ink or paint over the
image and press onto paper to make your print. Glue block prints
are a child-friendly way of replicating this idea as there is no
carving involved. Plus, drawing with glue is super-fun.
Especially if you spread some glue over your palm afterward, and
let it dry while you watch TV and then peel it away and marvel
at your dead skin cells stuck to the glue. I digress. - glue
with nozzle top - 2 brayers (rollers) - ink or acrylic paint -
printing tray (or aluminum foil covered cutting board) 1. Draw
with the glue onto the cardboard, or make a pencil drawing first
and go over it with the glue. You may want to practice first on
some scrap paper to get a feel for how quickly the glue comes
out. 2. After the glue is dry, squeeze out some ink onto a
printing tray and coat a roller with ink (or paint- we used
acrylic thinned with water so it wasn’t too gloppy). Of course,
we don’t have a print