LOL, i bet she 'came up' with the idea from watching ThreadBanger's DIY video a year ago. She's using all the same materials and ideas, but using a tad bit more 'expensive' products.
Check out my videos for tutorials on screen printing tee shirts. Questions welcome. There is a link on my channel page for my website which has a Tips & Advice page with many resources in the Forums section.
i use wimpy hoops to do this and i dont use a squeege at all i just use like spongebrushes and both work just fine and make perfect prints and are reuseable so yeahh you dont need to really follow these if you dont want
Don't laugh at this! Just do it Start thinking something you really really want cause this is astounding the person that sent this to me said their wish came true 10 mins after they read the mail so I thought what the heck You have just been visited by DrSuess's Cat in the Hat. He will grant you one wish Make your wish when the count down is over 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 MAKE A WISH Send this to 10 videos within the hour you read this. If you do, your wish will come true
buy canvas stretchers, wet the silkscreen material, staple it exactly as you would stretch canvas on the canvas stretchers. in my local art store, i can get a 10x14" frame for about 5-6 dollars, and a yard of the fabric (be really nice and they may just estimate instead of measure) for about $23. a yard of fabric can get you about 5 screens at that size. I would recommend not taking the screen off, and just buying more stretchers, if you like the end stencil.
im sure as long as youre using silkscreen material, it doesnt matter, as long as the screen is taut, it is a REAL silk screen, your frame doesnt matter. just ensure the frame is strong enough to withhold a piece of glass being placed on top to keep pressure on the negative, and that you have something supporting the screen underneath.
Large quantity tee shirt printers now use a digital system to get the art from the computer to the screen. The stencil is printed directly onto the emulsion coated screen with a unit such as Planet B's Sprite. You can send art directly from your computer to this unit as though it were a printer.
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nano294 7 months ago
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ahkilinc 10 months ago
nonesense...........
vhiendave 11 months ago
Yep, a step-by-step process & not numbered. I'm disappointed. : ( Additionally, the subtitles are in the way. Grrr.
adambein 1 year ago
Yep, a step-by-step process & not numbered. I'm disappointed. : ( Good info tho'!
adambein 1 year ago
bubzbeauty has a better video then this haha : P
SuperXxNatxx 2 years ago 6
Man, she plays a mean guitar, too!
kafkaesque123 2 years ago
what type of paint she use huh ???
someone,please help me ...
billabongjape 2 years ago
borrrrring
willietx 2 years ago
LOL, i bet she 'came up' with the idea from watching ThreadBanger's DIY video a year ago. She's using all the same materials and ideas, but using a tad bit more 'expensive' products.
DulcheLush 2 years ago
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Thornpajaros 2 years ago
holy fuck, get on with it! this shit has a thousand parts (none of them numbered), and they never get to the fucking point!
annoying little shits!
C0ct0pusPrime 2 years ago 14
hell to the fuk yes hahaha
itagstub 2 years ago
thats how they make their money, boosting the views because you have to keep clicking on the same damn video trying to find the next part.
they are very annoying
lovie2000 2 years ago
lol
willietx 2 years ago
i cant get my fabric to be very tight. other than that i like this way. i also like using a sponge brush.
sentrand 2 years ago
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Check out my videos for tutorials on screen printing tee shirts. Questions welcome. There is a link on my channel page for my website which has a Tips & Advice page with many resources in the Forums section.
CatspitProductions 2 years ago
I knew it, Size does matter!
Scarface6563 2 years ago
i use wimpy hoops to do this and i dont use a squeege at all i just use like spongebrushes and both work just fine and make perfect prints and are reuseable so yeahh you dont need to really follow these if you dont want
skfipp 2 years ago
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vannillabean 3 years ago
didnt she say expencive
AJonasSister1223 3 years ago
drnfgnsrtnh
illplayguitar4u 3 years ago
but I need a -rectangular- frame for my rectangular image, so now what?
hardwares1 3 years ago
buy canvas stretchers, wet the silkscreen material, staple it exactly as you would stretch canvas on the canvas stretchers. in my local art store, i can get a 10x14" frame for about 5-6 dollars, and a yard of the fabric (be really nice and they may just estimate instead of measure) for about $23. a yard of fabric can get you about 5 screens at that size. I would recommend not taking the screen off, and just buying more stretchers, if you like the end stencil.
thirty3stars 3 years ago
I've had really good luck with the round hoops. They come in huge sizes. I find them easier to adjust than rectangular shapes.
kraftymomma1979 2 years ago
Do you know if you would be able to burn an Image to the screen, using emulsion, and a light, like they do with the real silk screens?
thachief 3 years ago
im sure as long as youre using silkscreen material, it doesnt matter, as long as the screen is taut, it is a REAL silk screen, your frame doesnt matter. just ensure the frame is strong enough to withhold a piece of glass being placed on top to keep pressure on the negative, and that you have something supporting the screen underneath.
thirty3stars 3 years ago
Large quantity tee shirt printers now use a digital system to get the art from the computer to the screen. The stencil is printed directly onto the emulsion coated screen with a unit such as Planet B's Sprite. You can send art directly from your computer to this unit as though it were a printer.
IntegrityPrintSupply 3 years ago
Wow!!! Thank you for posting this vid, it was so helpful!!
irenethefairy 3 years ago