1.9M views · 22K reactions | easy step by step tutorial of block printing for beginners/ How to use wooden blocks to do block printing on fabric / easy block painting tutorial #sewing #crafts #design #fashion #FabricPainting #fashiondesigner #diy #sewingtips | Knotty Stitches | Facebook

We show a lot of printing in our videos, but not so much of the clean up process. Here is how we clean ink off of the ink stone after letterpress printing. We use 1K kerosene as a solvent for cleaning. The order of ink on the ink stone from left to right is red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. This ink was used to print a variety of copies for Pride Month. #cleaning #clean #ink #SacHistoryMuseum #sacramento #museum #history #letterpress #printingpress #pridemonth #oddlysatisfying #print

6.8M views · 12K reactions | This 1800s letterpress has to be the most satisfying method of printing I've ever seen  | UNILAD | Facebook

I’ve loved the process behind making the “&” artwork - using old letterpress machines to print the new Ampersand. Loads more to tell you on all of that soon, BUT in the meantime I’d love to see you guys creating what you create. | Bastille

It’s the last day of 2025! For today, New Year’s Eve, Howard letterpress printed “Farewell 2025” using wood type. This was printed with black rubber base ink using our Washington hand press. We want to thank you for joining us this past year as we’ve shared Sacramento history with you all. We hope you stick with us in 2026! #newyears #newyearseve #newyearseve2025 #nye2025 #SacHistoryMuseum #sacramento #museum #history #letterpress #printingpress #asmr #printing #printmaking #oldsacramento | Sacr

Press runs with our 10x15 Chandler & Price Gordon-style jobbing press are always an undertaking! For this press run, Howard and Jared are using black rubber base ink to print a large photo engraving of a cartoon depiction of Howard and his favorite letterpress saying, “Mind your p’s & q’s.” The artwork was created by our staff member, Shawn. The image was then sent to OWOSSO Graphic Arts in Owosso, Michigan where the photo engraving was designed. In this video, Howard and Jared show letterpress

533K views · 2.3K reactions | Ben Franklin had a lot of accomplishments in his life but he was most proud of his letterpress printing skills. Learn more about Benjamin Franklin in a new 2-part documentary by Ken Burns on PBS! It is premiering April 4 & 5 at 8pm on PBS KVIE! Let’s just say Howard and Jared will be tuning in to watch! | Sacramento History Museum | Facebook