PAP FAB marble lavender 72x100cm

Vegan leather for your DIY projectIf you're considering a vegan and affordable alternative to leather, PAP FAB is what you're looking for. With a lifelike marble effect, you get a material that's easy to work with and gives a great result.Washing gives the cool leather lookAt first glance, PAP FAB looks like sturdy cardboard, but it's much more than that. PAP FAB is made from a mix of cellulose fibers and naturally extracted latex - a combination that offers a unique finish when washed. In fact, when PAP FAB is washed, it curls up a bit and gets that classic leather look that works perfectly for many DIY-projects.Three tips for you working with PAP FABDraw your pattern directly on the rear side covered in white with a pencil before cutting it out (don't use your fabric scissors for PAP FAB - it will dull them).The material feels like strong cardboard to cut, so when working on larger projects, machine wash (at max 60°) or soak the material before starting. That way, the material is more flexible to work with.If your project gets a little too curly, you can always smooth it by moisturizing the material and ironing it (max heat represents two dots).PAP FAB is water-repellent, but not waterproof.Will your next project include PAP FAB?We love PAP FAB for home deco projects such as storage baskets, candy bowls (PAP FAB is food approved) as well as flowerpot holders. And it's brilliant for bags of all sizes - from the small purse to pencil case and toiletry bag to larger mule bags and purses - or for accessories like the cool key ring.Search for "PAP FAB" on this page and find lots of exciting inspiration for your next project.

PAP FAB blue 75x100cm

Vegan leather in great colours PAP FAB - or vegan leather - is an affordable alternative to leather. At first glance, PAP FAB looks like heavy cardboard, but it's much more than that. PAP FAB is made from a mix of cellulose fibres and naturally derived latex - a combination that gives it a unique finish when washed. It gets a little curly and gets that classic leather look that works perfectly for many DIY projects. Exciting DIY projects in PAP FAB The material is solid-coloured, so you don't have to worry about the front and back of the project. On the other hand, the only limit to what you can make out of it is your imagination! At first glance our ideas include bags, mule bags, gorgeous rustic flowerpot holders and braided poinsettias. Leather look for the kitchen If you need an authentic bread basket for your breakfast table, this is where you get started. PAP FAB is food safe, and as you can wash it at up to 60°, it's perfect for DIY projects for the kitchen. Or how about making cool popcorn cups in different colours and sizes, so everyone in the family has their own unique cup for the next movie night? Search for "PAP FAB" on this page and find inspiration and patterns. Three tips for those working with PAP FAB Draw your pattern directly on the white backing with a pencil before cutting it out (don't use your regular fabric scissors for PAP FAB - it will dull them). The material feels like strong cardboard to cut, so when working on larger projects, machine wash (at max 60°) or soak the material before starting. That way, the material is more flexible to work with. If your project gets a little too curly, you can always smooth it by moistorising the material and ironing it (max heat represents two dots). PAP FAB is water-repellent, but not waterproof.

PAP FAB peach 75cmx100cm

Vegan leather in great colours PAP FAB - or vegan leather - is an affordable alternative to leather. At first glance, PAP FAB looks like heavy cardboard, but it's much more than that. PAP FAB is made from a mix of cellulose fibres and naturally derived latex - a combination that gives it a unique finish when washed. It gets a little curly and gets that classic leather look that works perfectly for many DIY projects. Exciting DIY projects in PAP FAB The material is solid-coloured, so you don't have to worry about the front and back of the project. On the other hand, the only limit to what you can make out of it is your imagination! At first glance our ideas include bags, mule bags, gorgeous rustic flowerpot holders and braided poinsettias. Leather look for the kitchen If you need an authentic bread basket for your breakfast table, this is where you get started. PAP FAB is food safe, and as you can wash it at up to 60°, it's perfect for DIY projects for the kitchen. Or how about making cool popcorn cups in different colours and sizes, so everyone in the family has their own unique cup for the next movie night? Search for "PAP FAB" on this page and find inspiration and patterns. Three tips for those working with PAP FAB Draw your pattern directly on the white backing with a pencil before cutting it out (don't use your regular fabric scissors for PAP FAB - it will dull them). The material feels like strong cardboard to cut, so when working on larger projects, machine wash (at max 60°) or soak the material before starting. That way, the material is more flexible to work with. If your project gets a little too curly, you can always smooth it by moistorising the material and ironing it (max heat represents two dots). PAP FAB is water-repellent, but not waterproof.

PAP FAB dark green 75x100cm

Vegan leather in great colours PAP FAB - or vegan leather - is an affordable alternative to leather. At first glance, PAP FAB looks like heavy cardboard, but it's much more than that. PAP FAB is made from a mix of cellulose fibres and naturally derived latex - a combination that gives it a unique finish when washed. It gets a little curly and gets that classic leather look that works perfectly for many DIY projects. Exciting DIY projects in PAP FAB The material is solid-coloured, so you don't have to worry about the front and back of the project. On the other hand, the only limit to what you can make out of it is your imagination! At first glance our ideas include bags, mule bags, gorgeous rustic flowerpot holders and braided poinsettias. Leather look for the kitchen If you need an authentic bread basket for your breakfast table, this is where you get started. PAP FAB is food safe, and as you can wash it at up to 60°, it's perfect for DIY projects for the kitchen. Or how about making cool popcorn cups in different colours and sizes, so everyone in the family has their own unique cup for the next movie night? Search for "PAP FAB" on this page and find inspiration and patterns. Three tips for those working with PAP FAB Draw your pattern directly on the white backing with a pencil before cutting it out (don't use your regular fabric scissors for PAP FAB - it will dull them). The material feels like strong cardboard to cut, so when working on larger projects, machine wash (at max 60°) or soak the material before starting. That way, the material is more flexible to work with. If your project gets a little too curly, you can always smooth it by moistorising the material and ironing it (max heat represents two dots). PAP FAB is water-repellent, but not waterproof.

PAP FAB marble rose 72x100cm

Linoleum cutting-board 20x30cm Left hand

Create amazing lino printsWould you like to learn lino printing? It's a fantastic creative pursuit for adults and children alike. Buy this lino cutting board for the left-handed user and you’re off to a great start. Find everything you need to get started making great lino prints at Selfmade.Cutting board (left-handed) This is a solid 20 x 30 cm cutting board for left-handed users. Use it to keep your lino printing block steady while cutting. You avoid having to hold the block and have better control over the cutting tool.The cutting board is also available in a version for right-handed users (Item no. 95703).You will need the following lino printing materialsIn addition to a lino cutting board, you will need:PencilPaper, PAP FAB or fabricLino printing block (Item no. 95700 and 95701)Lino roller (Item no. 95705)Lino cutting tool and blades (Item no. 95706)Lino printing ink (Item no. 95702)Protective cardboard or cardHow to do lino printingDraw up your motif up with a pencil on a lino printing block.Either cut your lines or cut contours (i.e. the surface around the lines). Use a lino cutting tool. It’s always a good idea to use a cutting board. Always cut away from yourself. The blade should be sharp. Adult supervision is recommended when children use lino cutting tools.Using a lino roller, roll a thin and even layer of lino printing ink onto a clean paint tray. Transfer the ink by rolling over the surface of the lino printing block. Roll backwards and forwards and in different directions until the lino printing block is completely covered with ink.Lay a sheet of paper, PAP FAB or fabric over the lino printing block. Then lay a sheet of protective cardboard or card on the top. Using a clean lino roller, roll backwards and forwards over the protective cardboard. Change direction. Make sure you roll from edge to edge so the ink is evenly distributed.Remove the protective cardboard. Carefully lift the print paper/fabric and leave to dry. Your motif is done.Clean the lino roller in lukewarm water. Dry carefully.

Lino cuttting set 7pcs

Create amazing linocut printsWould you like to make linocut prints too? It's a fantastic creative project for both adults and children - and with this linocut carving set, you're already well on your way. Find everything you need with us and start creating beautiful designs.The perfect linocut carving setHere you get a set with 5 different linoleum knives, perfect for carving out designs when making linocut prints.The set includes:1 knife handle in beech woodWooden stick for removing the linoleum knives5 linoleum knives (0.6 mm thick) in different shapes: 1 V-shaped blade, 1 U-shaped blade, 1 U-shaped blade (3 mm wide), 1 U-shaped blade (4 mm wide), and 1 sharp blade.It's easy to mount and replace the linoleum knives in the wooden handle:Insert the end of the knife into the wooden handle, insert the accompanying wooden stick, and press slightly. The knife is now securely in place.To remove the knife, insert the wooden stick again and pull it out. Always make sure to cut away from yourself as the knives can be sharp.What you need for linocut printingIn addition to a linoleum knife, you will need:PencilPaper, PAP FAB, or fabricLinoleum sheets (item number 95700 and 95701)Linoleum roller (item number 95705)Linoleum ink (item number 95702)Linoleum cutting mat (item number 95703 and 95704)Protective paper or cardboardHow to make linocut printsDraw your design with a pencil on a linoleum sheet (printing plate).Either cut out the line or the background behind the line with a linoleum knife. It's recommended to use a cutting mat and always cut away from yourself. The knife can be sharp - so adults should also assist children with this.Roll out linoleum ink on a clean painter's tray in a smooth, thin layer with a linoleum roller, and roll the color onto the printing plate. Roll back and forth in different directions from edge to edge of the printing plate.Place paper, PAP FAB, or fabric on top of the printing plate, and place a piece of protective paper or cardboard on top. Roll back and forth with the cleaned linoleum roller on top of the protective paper. Change direction and roll from edge to edge to evenly distribute the color.Remove the protective paper, gently lift the printing paper off the printing plate, and let it dry. Now you have an amazing design!Clean the linoleum roller in lukewarm water and dry it off.

Lino cuttting set 7pcs

Create amazing lino printsWould you like to learn lino printing? It's a fantastic creative pursuit for adults and children alike. Buy this lino cutting tool set and you’re off to a great start. Find everything you need to get started making great lino prints at Selfmade.The perfect lino cutting tool setThe set comprises five lino cutting tools, which are perfect for cutting lino printing motifs.The set consists of:1 beech wood shaft1 wooden blade ejector tool5 lino cutting blades (0.6 mm thick) with different profiles: 1 V-shaped blade, 1 U-shaped blade, 1 U-shaped blade (3 mm wide), 1 U-shaped blade (4 mm wide) and 1 sharp knife blade.The lino cutting blades are easy to mount on the wooden shaft:Insert the end of the blade into the wooden shaft. Insert the ejector tool down inside the shaft and apply a little pressure. The blade now sits firmly inside the shaft.To remove the blade, insert the ejector tool and pull the blade out. Lino cutting blades should be sharp. Be sure always to cut away from yourself. You will need the following lino printing materialsIn addition to a set of lino cutting blades, you will need:PencilPaper, PAP FAB or fabricLino printing block (Item no. 95700 and 95701)Lino roller (Item no. 95705)Lino printing ink (Item no. 95702)Lino cutting board (Item no. 95703 and 95704)Protective cardboard or card How to do lino printingDraw up your motif up with a pencil on a lino printing block.Either cut your lines or cut contours (i.e. the surface around the lines). Use a lino cutting tool. It’s always a good idea to use a cutting board. Always cut away from yourself. The blade should be sharp. Adult supervision is recommended when children use lino cutting tools.Using a lino roller, roll a thin and even layer of lino printing ink onto a clean paint tray. Transfer the ink by rolling over the surface of the lino printing block. Roll backwards and forwards and in different directions until the lino printing block is completely covered with ink.Lay a sheet of paper, PAP FAB or fabric over the lino printing block. Then lay a sheet of protective cardboard or card on the top. Using a clean lino roller, roll backwards and forwards over the protective cardboard. Change direction. Make sure you roll from edge to edge so the ink is evenly distributed.Remove the protective cardboard. Carefully lift the print paper/fabric and leave to dry. Your motif is done.Clean the lino roller in lukewarm water. Dry carefully.