Transferring a image to silk for silk painting is easy. You can easily transfer any image or design with a few simple steps.
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Make a Cheap DIY Silkscreen for Screen-Printing Logos & Designs on T-Shirts
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Clean the screen after screen printing
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Silk screen without using an actual silkscreen
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Make a gelatin plate for printmaking
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Remove gelatin from a pan for gelatin plate prints
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Print shirts using self weeding/cutting transfer paper
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How To:
Make a relief or block print
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Build a light table for silkscreening and photography
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How To:
Screen print poster art
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Screen print your own shirts
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Screen print CDs with a homemade CD platen
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Make prints with gelatin plate monotypes
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How To:
Screen print your own t-shirts
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How To:
Prepare a screen for screen printing
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How To:
Do gelatin plate printing with natural dyes
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How To:
Create a great quality handprint for palm-reading
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How To:
Silk screen t-shirts at home
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How To:
Create Photocopy Art Transfers
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How To:
Assemble a 6 color 2 station screen printing press
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How To:
Make a Cheap DIY Silkscreen for Screen-Printing Logos & Designs on T-Shirts
-
How To:
Clean the screen after screen printing
-
How To:
Silk screen without using an actual silkscreen
-
How To:
Make a gelatin plate for printmaking
-
How To:
Remove gelatin from a pan for gelatin plate prints
-
How To:
Print shirts using self weeding/cutting transfer paper
-
How To:
Make a relief or block print
-
How To:
Build a light table for silkscreening and photography
-
How To:
Screen print poster art
-
How To:
Screen print your own shirts
-
How To:
Screen print CDs with a homemade CD platen
-
How To:
Screen print your own t-shirts
-
How To:
Make prints with gelatin plate monotypes
-
How To:
Prepare a screen for screen printing
-
How To:
Do gelatin plate printing with natural dyes
-
How To:
Create a great quality handprint for palm-reading
-
How To:
Create Photocopy Art Transfers
-
How To:
Silk screen t-shirts at home
-
How To:
Assemble a 6 color 2 station screen printing press
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