How to Silkscreen a T-Shirt : Finishing the Silkscreening Process

[c4spinn]

lol....hope to see you in Houston one day...........Wearing a cool shirt...Lmao...

[emilynanosaurousrex]

Wtf, thanks expertvillage for making 138,564 videos... and not writing a number next to the video.

[c4spinn]

@emilynanosaurousrex LOL...IKR finding this vid from their channel is impossible, so jus fav it makes it easier at least to get back to a selection of her vid tut.....but all in all nice vid. i'm gonna make a vid like this, except number it into parts....i've already shot the vid i jus need to save it into parts.

[gibletina]

thanks. I'm really keen to have a go.

[xXManpriaXx]

@divisionsband Late response but i thought if your still wondering, yes you can =]

[xxgrooovyxx]

@ jukez801- you start the ironing after the ink has dried..at least 4 hours to be safe. cover design on shirt with a fabric as she did..then iron 3-5 minutes on each side. BAM...your done. its simple.

[jukez801]

okay i can't find how she first started to iron the shirts why are these stupid clips not in order it would have been helpful if there was a part 1 part 2 etc... but seriously!!! how do you start the ironing process?

[yanac09]

okay, I want to thank the young lady that explaned and demonstrated the process of silkprinting. I had a very hard time following the videos and but was able to do the process while she was explaining. I want to let you know that it was a sucess. I was in fact able to do a print of Che Guevara which looks great and several other for the company were I work. Once again thank you for your time and showing me how to do silkprinting.

[VimisiDigitalMedia]

Great hosting talents... Kept on topic, on subject, nice vocal patterns, and it moved along well at a comfortable speed. 5 stars! And, it makes me actually want to try screen printing! LOL

[johntre83]

thank you so much for explaining this on the net for me. you completely simplified it. its just a graduation upwards from stenciling canvas's ,knda. i really want to do this in the new year for my own custom shirts. thanks again.

does anybody know how to get the rubbery finish, instead of ink? just to switch it up.

[CiaraCat01]

Fab! Thank you soooo much-I've been wanting to learn this for ages! :)

[mommasoto]

Love this DIY method. Thank you!

[loquacious85]

I had found a text/picture tutorial on this process but it was very helpful to watch the video. I'm sold on DIY screenprinting!

[bellesebastian09]

very mature.

[redindygo]

thank you!

[patheticbaka]

I also want that guy on my 1st shirt. Haha. Can't wait to try this. Thanks ExpertVillage!

[kekambas79]

I forgot to ask also, you simply found your image and printed it out? Thanks again!!

[kekambas79]

Enjoyed watching your videos. Your tutorial was very good. I'm not familiar with that character. Where is he from? I would like to make that my first silk screen project. Thanks!

[hunthicks]

It's from a Werner Herzog film :-P