Candy cane lino print with Marabu Textil Print

The perfect helpers in the Christmas bakery! With a classic red and white candy cane print, the kitchen apron and kitchen towel are perfectly styled for the biscuit season. And you can proudly say: it’s all homemade!

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…additionaly things you need

kitchen apron or kitchen towel made of cotton (max. 20% synthetic fibre content)
cardboard, paper
tracing paper
pencil
ironing board, iron
thin cloth
Tips and Tricks

  • The Marabu textile colours can also be fixed in the oven. Simply place the apron or kitchen towel in the oven at 150 °C for 8 minutes. However, please follow the manufacturer's instructions for the textiles or watch out for buttons or hooks that may not be heat-resistant.

How it is done:

  • Wash, dry and iron the apron and kitchen towel without fabric softener before printing. Prepare work materials and cover the work surface.
  • Place the tracing paper over the template and trace the lines of the candy cane onto the tracing paper with a pencil.
  • Place the tracing paper on the linoleum plate with the transferred pattern facing down. Then trace the lines again with the pencil so that the pattern is transferred to the linoleum plate.
  • Next, use the carving tool to scratch out the areas of the template that should remain white afterwards.
  • Coat the motif on the linoleum plate evenly with paint using the foam roller.
  • First make a test print on a piece of paper. This way it can be determined whether the motif still needs some re-carving.
  • When the motif is perfect, coat it again with paint and paint roller and print it on the apron or kitchen towel in the desired place. Repeat the process as often as you like until the desired design is achieved. Allow the paint to dry thoroughly.
  • To fix the colour afterwards, iron the motif for 3 minutes without steam after drying. During ironing, place a cloth between the motif and the iron. Afterwards, the apron and cloth are machine washable at up to 40 degrees.

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