Janet Kaiser on thu 24 apr 03
I do not see any reason why you would not be able to print onto paper,
Judy. Not if it is only "gritty" as you describe. You only have to use
thicker paper or use a blanket to protect thinner papers from becoming
"embossed" with the roller pattern.
Sincerely
Janet Kaiser
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>I have a Bailey's slab roller. The one I use at school
>has a smooth roller and that was what I had expected
>when I ordered mine. It came instead with a gritty
>roller which is fine with clay (it's purpose is to
>help grab the canvas) but disappointed me because I
>had a fantasy of using it for occasional printmaking
>on paper
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"Marcia Selsor (Redirected by \"Janet Kaiser\" on fri 25 apr 03
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Yes. I agree with Janet. Usually there is a press apron of thick felt.
I have the gritty rollers. I use slab mats on mine. I think you should
be able to print using an apron. I have been thinking of doing monotypes.
Best wishes,
Marcia
Janet Kaiser wrote:
> I do not see any reason why you would not be able to print onto paper,
> Judy. Not if it is only "gritty" as you describe. You only have to use
> thicker paper or use a blanket to protect thinner papers from becoming
> "embossed" with the roller pattern.
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