Hold the gougers and liners to carve the linoleum, using the handle. Slide the blunter edge of the gouger or liner fully into the curved slot in the handle.
Draw your design on the block, and carve with the gougers of the largest size you have to remove the negative space from the linoleum block. These are the areas that you do not want to print. The gougers are sharp, so work in a direction that goes away from your body, in case the tool should slip (they are sharp). This is easier if you are working on a table. You may want to stand up.
Work into the more detailed areas, using the smaller gougers. Liners cut very slim slices, and can be used to cut fine lines into the linoleum. Remember that these lines will remain the color of the paper you print on.
Lay our your ink on a flat surface and roll it out using the brayer, a small roller with a handle, once you are ready to print. Take your time and make sure to roll it out smoothly and evenly. Ink up the brayer fully and roll the ink onto the linoleum.
Press the block onto the paper fully, then slowly remove the block, revealing your print.