Kitchen lithography is a fantastic technique that draws from the principles of traditional lithography but uses items found in your kitchen along with just a few standard printmaking items! You can even use a baren to take the print so you can try this at home without a press.

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To make your own kitchen lithograph you will need:

Aluminium foil
Drypoint Plastic sheet
Parcel Tape
Carbon Paper
Pencil
Clean cloths
Vegetable oil
Coke (any cola should work - we used coke from Tesco)
Clean sponge
Roller
Inking Plate
Oil-based etching Ink or rubber-based ink (not safe-wash)
Paper to print on - we used Snowdon
Tray in which to dampen the paper
Blotting paper
Etching press OR baren and greaseproof paper

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