I'm loving watching your vlog around campsites in France. I took my 2 boys camping in their summer holidays in a tent back in the 90s, so not quite the same as in an amazing bus like yours ❤ but we loved it and still have fond memories of out travels 😁
Thanks so much for this fully informative video. Most especially the wordmark tips. You have no idea how stressful it is for me to get the right fons, I have over 649 fonts installed on my computer/ laptop and now I can choose the right ones easily! I am a total beginner to screen printing and was curious to check out some videos before embarking on the journey. I am glad to have found yours first, it will save me time form searching for others. Thanks so much and I look forward watch your channel for future videos.
Hi Corrine. QUESTION…If you want to make multiple shirts can you reuse your stencil? Should you rinse it between shirts? Thank you for all your helpful videos
@@colleencraig5291 yes you can use the stencil Multiple times and no you do not rinse between shirts but you need to make sure the ink does not dry on the screen or it will damage it
Thank you for this tutorial. I’ve done screen printing with just one color so it was interesting to see how you did multiple colors. Question: is it necessary to ink the registration marks for each color? Wouldn’t the 1st one be enough to line up the 2nd and 3rd screens?
I have done screen printing with one color but using a stencil that’s reusable. Have you tried to cut a stencil with your cricut not with vinyl but thin plastic? Also how to you like that Juliet or is it the Romeo?
I have several stencil videos ua-cam.com/video/La3lk6weBxY/v-deo.htmlsi=ymn846WZMugGzhPv I have a Juliet and have not had to to truly get a feel for it so I have no options on it
As I note in the video sticking your transfer tape to your table or your clothes to make it less sticky is the trick. Make sure you’re not using cricut transfer tape as that is too sticky for anything really
I'm loving watching your vlog around campsites in France. I took my 2 boys camping in their summer holidays in a tent back in the 90s, so not quite the same as in an amazing bus like yours ❤ but we loved it and still have fond memories of out travels 😁
So cute, ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much for this fully informative video. Most especially the wordmark tips. You have no idea how stressful it is for me to get the right fons, I have over 649 fonts installed on my computer/ laptop and now I can choose the right ones easily! I am a total beginner to screen printing and was curious to check out some videos before embarking on the journey. I am glad to have found yours first, it will save me time form searching for others. Thanks so much and I look forward watch your channel for future videos.
AWESOME!!!😎 👏🏽 👏🏽👏🏽
I absolutely 💯 loved this video. Thank you so much for sharing!!!
Hi Corrine. QUESTION…If you want to make multiple shirts can you reuse your stencil? Should you rinse it between shirts? Thank you for all your helpful videos
@@colleencraig5291 yes you can use the stencil
Multiple times and no you do not rinse between shirts but you need to make sure the ink does not dry on the screen or it will damage it
Very cute design
You could put one of those seeds on the boo-boo. It would be cute. Also, a bite out of the watermelon would be cute.
That would be super cute!
Thank you for this tutorial. I’ve done screen printing with just one color so it was interesting to see how you did multiple colors.
Question: is it necessary to ink the registration marks for each color? Wouldn’t the 1st one be enough to line up the 2nd and 3rd screens?
Sure you could just do the first one. It’s personal choice if you want to do each color
good deal.
I have done screen printing with one color but using a stencil that’s reusable. Have you tried to cut a stencil with your cricut not with vinyl but thin plastic? Also how to you like that Juliet or is it the Romeo?
I have several stencil videos ua-cam.com/video/La3lk6weBxY/v-deo.htmlsi=ymn846WZMugGzhPv
I have a Juliet and have not had to to truly get a feel for it so I have no options on it
Like the tutorial, but do you think it is ok to give a website access to your computer to be able to read the font registry?
I haven’t had any issues and I’ve used it for many many many years now
Have you used glitter for screen printing???
I haven’t
My vinyl won't stick to the screen, I have tried multiple times is there a trick to getting it to stick???
As I note in the video sticking your transfer tape to your table or your clothes to make it less sticky is the trick. Make sure you’re not using cricut transfer tape as that is too sticky for anything really