How to Silkscreen a T-Shirt : Silkscreen Printing T-Shirts at Home

[donjuliogotuwasted]

AUSTIN :)



[daughterdank]

Does anyone know the best fabric to use?

[CHICAGOFLO92]

Im Jealous Of Her Mustash LMFAO....

[mel1194]

@CHICAGOFLO92 she doesn't even have one though...

[MultiShaju]

If i dont have that glue then......can i use german glue

[TheLittlePurpleBow]

@MultiShaju I've heard that u can use PVA glue, which is your basic glue (like elmers glue)

[chochiforever1]

she says you can get all kind of fabric, but I think that must be certain kind of fabric to use with the embroidery hoop.

Do you guys know what kind of fabric is the appropiate?

[singingborn]

@chochiforever1 Organza fabric or almost any type of thin, kinda transparent fabric is good.

[IntegrityPrintSupply]

You do a great job explaining. Nice videos on screen printing at home. Thanks for sharing.

[moonlightgrazer7]

where can you find fabric paint/ink?

[NinaQueenofSpades]

@moonlightgrazer7 Michaels, JoAnnes, etc. Basically any kind of craft store would have it.

[pinchiecajones]

she had nice tits

[outworldarts]

Well then maybe I should subscribe to the old school idea that children should be seen and not heard! haha!!

[outworldarts]

ChannelOfChubs: What's wrong with you?

[jrobbo]

so .... its still screen printing sept for your using fabric medium?.... and when you say you dont need to make a screen but you are but using craft frames

[tudza]

New method? What you talkin' about Willis. Painting a resist onto the screen instead of doing a photoemulsion resist is way old time.

[krismoonpie]

Shroud of Turin anyone?

[freeaza7]

what type of fabric

[i8thelastcookielol]

the fabric of our lives.

[TheRealMrChipTricks]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!

You have an ACE CAFE t-shirt on!!!! Sweet!!!

I go there so often on my Daytona!!!

Great video, not the most practical way I'm looking for though!

Still, ACE cafe t-shirt, you get 5 stars!!!!

Mark

[shmev108]

thanks for this, good idea. just a comment the sound is kinda poor, i also agree these should be #

[CatspitProductions]

The embroidery hoop/drawing fluid method for the home brew printed shirts is a good one. Very inexpensive and fun to do. Check out my videos for tutorials on screen printing tee shirts. Questions welcome.

[kickflick]

i need the vid's to be numbered in parts

[MARKORWHAT]

so then its tha village who decided to make thosands of short vids.... ahhhh.... cool cool well these vids helped either way... thanks

[MARKORWHAT]

why not just make 1 vid instead of makin a billion on 1 subject!? kinda retarted

[NalGen3]

yeah i don't get that about expert village... hard to find the right ones with so many!! :O

[vikingsreturn]

hey lady, ur kinda beautiful

[CatspitProductions]

Check out my videos for tutorials on screen printing tee shirts. Questions welcome.

[fkovacs1]

Pfffft- I'll just print my designs out on iron on transfer paper for printers and save myself the work...

[segerfanatic]

what kind of fabric did you use

[kalvintaka1]

Hey...NOT talk louder...TURN UP YOUR SPEAKERS... ;-)

[Roflinurface]

Cool tut. but talk louder!

[anonysaced]

all expert village's video editors must have left to pro city, because of your tutorials have the most retarded editing in the whole f**king internet... seriously wtf?

[leepo34]

Really great, thorough tutorial but I'm dizzay trying to watch them all in order. Number them por favor.

[miquiecrew]

this sounds a lot easier and a lot cheaper. thank you for the info...

[bluemike155]

oh ok thank you soo much, thank you for the quick reply! =D

[bluemike155]

where to get the hoops?

[patchouli85]

You can find the hoops at craft stores like Hancock Fabrics, Micheal's and JoAnn Fabrics.

[groceryfiend]

actually to me this looks WAY easier than the whole emoltion(sp) technique

[pukingdeserthobo]

really how is that? i think it faster and easier using emoultion. but i guess it cheaper this way

[thevualtofbanks]

seems less manufacturable...

[heartimagined]

This sounds kind of like batiking.

[pukingdeserthobo]

seems more of a pain