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Grafix Impress Print Media Monoprint Plate 8 x 12”, Pack of 3 – Transparent, Lightweight, Non-Porous .030” Polyester Surface, Economical Alternative to Metal or Glass, 8" x 12"
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About Grafix Impress Print Media Monoprint Plate 8 X
Grafix Impress Print Media Monoprint Plates are the ideal tool for creating unique monoprints and projects. Made of .030” thick clear polyester, these non-porous plates can be used with a variety of different mediums and techniques. Create different prints by tracing, applying or removing paints and inks, using stencils, or try out your own mediums for one-of-a-kind pieces of art! These plates offer you the flexibility to create anything from simple prints to complex projects! Compared to their glass and metal alternatives, Grafix monoprint plates are a lightweight and economical tool for both beginner and seasoned artists. You can also use these plates for more than just monoprinting projects. This ultra-clear surface is perfect for journals, cards, embellishments, and stencils, making it a must have craft room staple! This pack contains 3 clear 8 x 12” monoprint plates. Each plate is covered with a thin blue protective lining to prevent scratches. Be sure to remove this film before use! Grafix monoprint plates come in two pack sizes and a variety of sizes to fit your specific printing needs. Be sure to check out the rest of the Impress Print Media Line for your next printing project! Grafix Monoprint Plates, Stencil Films, Inkjet and Laser Films, and Inking Palettes help making printing easier and better than ever! Grafix has been selling quality plastic films for creative industries since 1963. Grafix products cater to the Art, Craft, Graphics and Design markets with traditional and innovative films to spark your creativity.
