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product_id: 4043430
title: "Inovart Presto Foam Printing Plates Econo Pack, 4\"x6\", 100 Sheets"
price: "€ 40.92"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.sk/products/4043430-inovart-presto-foam-printing-plates-econo-pack-4x6-100-sheets
store_origin: SK
region: Slovakia
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# Compatible with water & oil-based paints 100 sheets, 4"x6" size Easily cut or torn for custom shapes Inovart Presto Foam Printing Plates Econo Pack, 4"x6", 100 Sheets

**Price:** € 40.92
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Unlock your creative edge with foam printing that’s as easy as it is endless!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Inovart Presto Foam Printing Plates Econo Pack, 4"x6", 100 Sheets
- **How much does it cost?** € 40.92 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/4043430-inovart-presto-foam-printing-plates-econo-pack-4x6-100-sheets)

## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Bulk Value Pack:** 100 sheets per pack means endless creative possibilities without breaking the budget.
- • **Creative Freedom:** Cut or tear into any shape to craft unique stencils, stamps, and patterns with ease.
- • **Versatile Medium:** Works seamlessly with water-based adhesives, paints, markers, and inks for diverse projects.
- • **Effortless Impression:** Butter-soft foam requires minimal pressure—no sharp tools needed, perfect for all skill levels.
- • **Kid-Friendly & Classroom Approved:** Safe, easy-to-use material ideal for young artists and educational settings.

## Overview

Inovart Presto Foam Printing Plates Econo Pack offers 100 ultra-soft, 4"x6" foam sheets designed for effortless printmaking and stencil creation. Compatible with water and oil-based paints and inks, these sheets are easy to cut or tear, making them ideal for artists of all ages and skill levels. Perfect for classrooms and budget-conscious creatives seeking versatile, high-volume art supplies.

## Description

Product Description Inovart Presto Foam printing plates are excellent for young and experienced artists to use for wide range of art and craft projects including printmaking, collages, stamping, stencils, scrapbooking etc. -100 sheets per package. These butter soft foam sheets make great printing plates, they require only the slightest pressure to create working impression which eliminates the need for sharp or pointed tools, great for younger ages. Easy to cut into shapes or tear to create patterns and designs. Accepts water-based adhesives, water and oil based paints, markers, and inks. Excellent for stencil making. Can be used to make quick and easy custom stamps! From the Manufacturer These inches 6 inches foam sheets are excellent for young and experienced artists to use for wide range of art and craft projects including printmaking, collages, stamping, stencils, scrapbooking etc.includes lessons and project ideas -100 sheets per package. inches These butter soft inches foam sheets make great printing plates, they require only the slightest pressure to create working impression which eliminates the need for sharp or pointed tools. great for younger ages. Easy to cut into shapes or tear to create patterns and designs. Accepts water-based adhesives. Accepts water and oil base paint, markera, inks. Excellent for stencil making. Can be used to make quick and easy custom rubber stamps.

Review: I came across this product recommended in an online printmaking lesson - I came across this product recommended in an online printmaking lesson. Classroom budgets are (as always) pretty tight and the block printing product we use is getting more and more expensive. Still, print making is part of the curriculum so I'm always actively looking for ways to do the job on the cheap whenever possible. So here are my observations: (1) This product is waaaaay more economical than the "easy cut" material we use throughout our district. (2) While the easy cut material better replicates the sharpness of line one achieves using traditional linoleum block cuts, the Presto Foam product is a pretty good introductory material. I would rate it as excellent for elementary and middle school levels, and acceptable for a foundations high school art class. (In fact, that is precisely how I'm using it this week.) (3) Due to the economy, it's easier to have an "extra" piece of material if a student makes an error. That's generally not possible when using the more expensive product. (4) I was surprised to see how versatile this product is. I've done foam printing with students in the past using disposable foam plates. Opening this product and discovering it was much thinner than foam plates concerned me - at first. But the foam is dense and takes incised line very well. It also does well with larger reduced areas and shapes. In fact, I may use this as an introduction to the concept of material removal before having high school students work with the expensive stuff. Although I haven't tried it yet, I kind of think this would work for reduction printing. While I'm on the topic of printing, I'll share that this material prints well ... IF you use block printing ink. My experience using tempera was a little dicey and I would think kids would get easily frustrated - you really need a thicker substrate to work consistently well. Thinner inks and watercolor won't work at all...they'll bead up on the smooth, unabraided surface. I even tried some intaglio ink because I had it out at the time, and - meh. From a production standpoint, I found that the best application to the foam plate was using a brayer (as you might well imagine.) A little experience is necessary to judge how much is "too much" and how much is not enough to get a good transfer. I've a Speedball hand press that seemed work very well. Simply rubbing with a spoon was ok. Using a brayer was ok. Using a baren worked best.
Review: Great for printmaking - My students used these for printmaking. I cut them down using a paper cutter for about 4x6 then student use a ball pen to “carve” out a design. We used washable markers and water to print and it worked out great. These foam board made printmaking easy and fun for elementary students.

## Features

- These butter soft foam sheets make great printing plates, they require only the slightest pressure to create working impression which eliminates the need for sharp or pointed tools, great for younger ages.
- Easy to cut into shapes or tear to create patterns and designs
- Accepts water and oil based paints, markers and inks
- Excellent for stencil making
- 100 sheets per pack.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #8,628 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #7 in Printing Presses & Accessories |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 623 Reviews |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** INOVART
- **Color:** White
- **Age Range (Description):** Kid
- **Material:** Foam
- **Number of Items:** 100
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Modeling
- **Included Components:** 100 Sheets
- **Model Name:** Presto Foam
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 6 x 4 x 3 inches
- **UPC:** 787799102176 871361000646

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I came across this product recommended in an online printmaking lesson
*by M***N on November 11, 2017*

I came across this product recommended in an online printmaking lesson. Classroom budgets are (as always) pretty tight and the block printing product we use is getting more and more expensive. Still, print making is part of the curriculum so I'm always actively looking for ways to do the job on the cheap whenever possible. So here are my observations: (1) This product is waaaaay more economical than the "easy cut" material we use throughout our district. (2) While the easy cut material better replicates the sharpness of line one achieves using traditional linoleum block cuts, the Presto Foam product is a pretty good introductory material. I would rate it as excellent for elementary and middle school levels, and acceptable for a foundations high school art class. (In fact, that is precisely how I'm using it this week.) (3) Due to the economy, it's easier to have an "extra" piece of material if a student makes an error. That's generally not possible when using the more expensive product. (4) I was surprised to see how versatile this product is. I've done foam printing with students in the past using disposable foam plates. Opening this product and discovering it was much thinner than foam plates concerned me - at first. But the foam is dense and takes incised line very well. It also does well with larger reduced areas and shapes. In fact, I may use this as an introduction to the concept of material removal before having high school students work with the expensive stuff. Although I haven't tried it yet, I kind of think this would work for reduction printing. While I'm on the topic of printing, I'll share that this material prints well ... IF you use block printing ink. My experience using tempera was a little dicey and I would think kids would get easily frustrated - you really need a thicker substrate to work consistently well. Thinner inks and watercolor won't work at all...they'll bead up on the smooth, unabraided surface. I even tried some intaglio ink because I had it out at the time, and - meh. From a production standpoint, I found that the best application to the foam plate was using a brayer (as you might well imagine.) A little experience is necessary to judge how much is "too much" and how much is not enough to get a good transfer. I've a Speedball hand press that seemed work very well. Simply rubbing with a spoon was ok. Using a brayer was ok. Using a baren worked best.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for printmaking
*by N***Y on January 14, 2023*

My students used these for printmaking. I cut them down using a paper cutter for about 4x6 then student use a ball pen to “carve” out a design. We used washable markers and water to print and it worked out great. These foam board made printmaking easy and fun for elementary students.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice
*by S***B on October 26, 2025*

Great product

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*Last updated: 2026-03-01*