Screen printing techniques

Mono screen printing is a great technique if you want to create beautiful painterly prints but achieve the flatness of a screen print. It allows you to incorporate multiple colours in one layer and play with brush strokes and. . .

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Two very popular methods of creating designs on a surface are sublimation and screen printing. Find out which is best for beginners.

Mono-screen printing is a great way of loosening up your printing style and producing a series of quick, spontaneous prints. Use as a standalone technique or in conjunction with photographic exposed screens, paper stencils and more. We are using a screen that has been exposed using photo emulsion to leave an open rectangle of mesh … Continue reading "Mono-Screen Printing"

I 've seen a lot of easy screen printing set up in my time but this has to be the easiest and most genius. Heather over at Skinny Laminx ...

In the decorated apparel world, there are many different techniques to print custom graphics, and screen printing continues to be the fan-favorite. But there are two broad categories of inks: Plastisol and water-based. Naturally, the next question asked is: Which one is better? In this post, I’ll compare and contrast the two main types of inks to give you the answer. #screenprinting #experts #plastisol #waterbased #infographic

And How to Fix Them 1. Art problems - A. Start with good artwork, properly prepared. Don’t use a low resolution jpeg and think you will get a good screen print out of it. The art should be a minimum of 300 ppi at print size. B. Make sure you can print the design correctly and match it with the correct screen mesh for the artwork. C. If you have a customer, make sure they sign an approval of the final design. You’d hate to reprint a design at your own expense because a word was misspelled…

Screen printing is a technique that uses a woven material and a stencil to make a print onto a surface; paper, t-shirt, stickers, viny...

In this video, learn several screen printing techniques and tips to help you spice up your sewing fabrics.