AMAISINGLY Simple Way to Screen Print at Home

Here is a video that shows the very easy way I screen print at home in a small area in my home. I use this method to create products I sell online. And now you can too! If you want to find out more about what these can do for you and you wallet come join our community at www.NateScreenPrints.com

Comments

[ChuckieBob58]

What is the mesh that you are using? You have pretty detailed artwork, the screen looked very coarse.

Do you find it more time consuming to use tape to secure your screen to the shirt than using a frame? I would get more ink over everywhere than thru the stencil.

Nice artwork and a very good print!

[razorwinged]

hi! i just wanted to let you know that because i like this instructable so much, i have added it to my silkscreen guide... https://www.instructables.com/id/silkscreen-printing-easy-and-cheap/

thanks for sharing your ideas!

[technosasquatch]

where do you get the screens?

[rimar2000]

It is a pity that the video have no captions. I am not anglophone, but can read English. As me, there are many millions around the world.

[Nick70587]

Is the photo emulsion sheet a screen also, or was there a step where you combined the two?

[natescreenprints]

These sheets have the emulsion already on them, they are all in one. In my opinion this makes them miles ahead of yudu. First because you now have a screen forever you can use as long as you take care of it. You do not feel like to you have to remove the emulsion to reclaim you screen to do a different design. Second, you can print on surfaces you never would be able to with a screen attached to a frame. I have printed on glass, laptop sleeves, messenger bags, cd cases and wallets.