This video printmaking tutorial series shows how to easily print out screens and make the screen frames, as well as transfer them onto a t-shirt. Make silkscreened t-shirts for your business or band at home by watching this instructional video.
How To: Silk screen t-shirts at home
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Make a Cheap DIY Silkscreen for Screen-Printing Logos & Designs on T-Shirts
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Apply foils to T-shirts
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Screenprint Your Tights
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Silk screen without using an actual silkscreen
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Square a T-shirt to a platen
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Make a silk screen print frame
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Do an at-home image transfer technique to create art
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Create a great quality handprint for palm-reading
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Transfer an image onto a T-shirt
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Do gelatin plate printing with natural dyes
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Screen print CDs with a homemade CD platen
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Clean the screen after screen printing
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Do waterless lithography
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Do batik techniques on paper
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Transfer an image to silk
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Print shirts using self weeding/cutting transfer paper
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Make a gelatin plate for printmaking
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Potato print homemade and simple designs on fabric
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Build a light table for silkscreening and photography
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Learn to set Type on a Letterpress
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How To:
Apply foils to T-shirts
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News:
Screenprint Your Tights
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How To:
Make a Cheap DIY Silkscreen for Screen-Printing Logos & Designs on T-Shirts
-
How To:
Silk screen without using an actual silkscreen
-
How To:
Square a T-shirt to a platen
-
How To:
Make a silk screen print frame
-
How To:
Do an at-home image transfer technique to create art
-
How To:
Create a great quality handprint for palm-reading
-
How To:
Do gelatin plate printing with natural dyes
-
How To:
Transfer an image onto a T-shirt
-
How To:
Screen print CDs with a homemade CD platen
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How To:
Clean the screen after screen printing
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How To:
Do waterless lithography
-
How To:
Do batik techniques on paper
-
How To:
Potato print homemade and simple designs on fabric
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How To:
Build a light table for silkscreening and photography
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How To:
Make a gelatin plate for printmaking
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How To:
Print shirts using self weeding/cutting transfer paper
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How To:
Learn to set Type on a Letterpress
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How To:
Transfer an image to silk
7 Comments
What kind of light bulb did you use for your lamp
Use a black, red, or blue light. Either will work just fine.
what materials did you use ?
what kind of paper did you use when you print the logo in the computer?thanks a lot
Use transparency paper.
what website are you saying??
the photoshop?thank you so much
GIMP - works like Photoshop, but FREE download on internet...
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