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How to Screenprint on a Frugal Budget

video How to Screenprint on a Frugal Budget

Easy and inexpensive way to print your favorite designs!

8 comments

Nov 15, 2011. 7:50 PM

mikeasaurus says:

I've unpublished your project as it looks like the video is no longer working. Once you've fixed that leave me a message and I'll publish your project!

Aug 9, 2008. 8:45 AMdchall8 says:

While I appreciate the effort of making the video, making a movie out of still pictures is sort of a waste the video medium. Using the same text and pictures I could have read this three times in the time it takes to watch. And I had to mute that music. There's lots of inexpensive ways to slap paint on. I prefer using cheap latex house paint (as seen on Instructables). The hard part of screen printing is making the stencil. It is either expensive or time consuming.

Mar 15, 2010. 10:23 PM

Broom says:

Agreed, on all points.

Nov 25, 2009. 2:39 PMSnarlingBadger says:

It looks like this is more accurately a how to stencil video, as there was no screen that the ink was pushed through, and the image was provided using a stencil, rather than burned or otherwise adhered to said screen.

Nice job, but the terminology is off.