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How to screen print at home
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2018
- Whatsss up! Screen printing using stuff you can find at home:)
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I had been getting comments saying you guys wanted to see a more affordable way to screen print.. so thats what we are doing today:)
Specail guest! Kristina! my sister:)
The material today that we are using are embroidery hoops, acrylic paint, glue, panty hose, sharpies, credit cards, (and scissors and paint brushes.. I forgot to mention those) and if you can't find panty hose you can use a thin fabric. I used chiffon. it worked really well:)
First thing you do is cut your fabric to fit your hoop. Then put it in your embroidery hoop. Make sure it's nice and tight.
I just cut off the excess fabric around the hoop..(I kinda wish I didn't.. it made it hard to pull it tight while I was using the hoop)
Now that the hoop is ready, we are going to draw the design on. When drawing or tracing the image on.. you are going to want to do it on the back. This will ensure that when you print it, the image won't be flipped:)
With Kristiana's design she is using black paint on white paper so she is going to cover up everything up on her screen that is white, with glue. I'm just doing the opposite.
If you mess up you can wash out the glue with water before it dries.
Then just let it dry. Once its dry enough put your hoop face down on the paper (or material) and use your card to squeegie it through the fabric. I found that with the chiffon you can keep your card pretty straight up and down with lots of pressure, but with the panty hose.. you need to keep your card flat so it doesn't pull the panty hose as you print it.
I went and rinsed out the paint with water... There were parts that the glue came out so if you want to use it again you will have to touch it up.
If I were to do this again I would have put food coloring in the glue so I could see where I had filled it in when I was touching it up.
The second process.. You prep the hoop just like the first way. The only difference is you use emulsion to get the design in the screen and print your design off on a transparent paper.
Activate your emulsion by putting the sensitizor in and mixing it well. This makes it light sensitive.. so you should coat your screen some where dark.
Then put it some where dark to dry.
Once it is dry you can either draw directly on the screen (from the back) or print off a transparency sheet. Then you can hold the screen up to the sun.
Make sure the design is blocking the sun from curing the emulsion and hold it up to the sun for 10 - 20 seconds.
Then you can take it to you sink and wash it out with water.. just keep the screen infant of the running water and don't use your finger to wash it out.. :(thats how I messed min up:( just let the water do the work.
Once it is rinsed out.. you should be able to see the light shine through where your design was. Let your screen dry.. and then you can print it:)
Materials you might not be able to find at home:
Emulsion: amzn.to/2oslTN8
Chiffon Fabric: amzn.to/2wnyaVC
Glue: amzn.to/2PMVNih
Embroidery Hoop: amzn.to/2olA98v
Transparency Paper for inkjet printer: bit.ly/2N2uEt9
Transparency Paper for Laser printer: amzn.to/2N268Z7
Paint: amzn.to/2okXkj3
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Another little at home tip instead of transparency sheets or wax paper (FYI a little messy): Print image on regular copy paper, coat with regular cooking oil (do a LITTLE BIT at a time), rub it into the paper until the whole sheet or image area is transparent, wipe off excess FULLY, and use!
This is awesome!
You can do it with alcohol too, but it would mess up the sharpie
I was about to mention this. I had a screen printing portion in one of my art classes and that's how we burned the screens
baby oil is great too!
Cecilia Salcedo yes! I took a screen printing class and this is the way we prepped our papers before exposing them! Just use the baby oil and let it dry out :D
Kristina keeps changing her makeup.. Or hair or something?
What ever she’s doing... it’s working
Kristina is a woman, a man, a dog and you !? Woah conspiracy confirmed.
her third fourth form look stoned HAHAHAHA
I had no idea I thought it was just the lighting
People do film multiple takes sometimes then edit footage all together. .....💜
Sibling goals tbh
I love her so
Shmoxd 18seconss ago:0
11:33 lmfao that transition!
_"sorry I had to grab this"_
That dude was goddamn BAKED
Came for the craft, stayed for the comedy.... and the craft
Hahah ‘and the craft’ you’re the best:)
They’re crafty comedians
Made this DIY entertaining
@@Shmoxd you don't need it, you're enough.
Your sister looks great in the second half of the video did she do something different with her hair or something??? Lmao
All of you guys just fell in love with her😁
Hahah a quick hair change;)
@10:57 what a BABE
mercutihoe I need her number 😍
Yeah I snatched her wig...sry
FINALLY!!! A video of your's I can actually afford to do!!! You should definitely do more videos like this
Will do:):)
cant wait ! :>
YES YES BEIBG AFFORDABLE IS SO IMPORTANT
your editing is actually really nice! for example just simple things like keeping your voice going as there is a time lapse makes the video feel really smooth and flows well.
Thanks so much! Editing is probably the most time consuming thing I do.. so means a lot when you notice:)
The continuity in this video is amazing. Your sister looks especially great at 10:56.
And it was like 2 in the morning... she was dog-tired
😺😸😺😸😻
You are so creative! This channel deserves more subscribers ❤❤
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Kristina can grow a pretty magnificent beard.
I’m pretty jealous..
Lol
Kristina has a wicked 5 o clock shadow. Cool silk screen tutorial.
That was quite a tumble Kristina took! Is she okay?
Yah... she was having a ruff time
Dude I think your sister is sick or something. She looks a bit different near the end of the video.
This video had me in hysterics. We definitely need to see more of your sister. I almost didn't recognize you to be honest.
Haha yah I keep changing my hair.. but I think I will have to do more with my sis:)
It's definitely a cool format. I usually don't care much for side "characters", but you got some hilarious friends, a dope bond with the sis and your format was perfectly spot on. Looking forward to more of your vids dude! You always make them so perfect!
FINALLY someone who understands the true meaning of DIY. LOOOVE this channel ❤
Thanks so much:):)
I tried this in fashion class and I found out a similar result with the stockings so when doing this project I do recommend that you use a non stretch fine meshey fabric. And in addition to school glue you can use modpodge to fill in holes! I didn’t know that you could use acrylic paint though and that’s pretty rad!
Yah I liked the non stretching stuff better too!:) I wonder how long the acrylic paint will last though
What are some non stretchy fabrics that work with this?
@@Shmoxd and et al with the super long frog username haha
You can get fabric mediums to mix with acrylic paint, I've got some by Liquitex .. Jo Sonja also sells a fabric medium which is cheaper but unsure of the reviews on that one.
@@Dani-cg7ri try chiffon or hell maybe even some old organza curtains would work? Not sure.. but I have some of the latter and will give it a go soon n check back in :)
I've done it on a denim jacket. I found that when you iron it in it helps it bond better and lasts longer. just iron on top of brown paper or something similar so you don't melt and smudge the paint
@@Shmoxd
first off dude.. you're a genius for figuring this out. Also, it does make sense that the chiffon works better than the pantyhose because the chiffon is a woven fabric with little to no stretch where the pantyhose is a knit that needs a lot of stretch to do its intended job!!
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Now this is useful. I’ve always wanted to screen print without all the fuss of the big supplies. Thanks so much!
No prob 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
I can't believe your sister let you cut her hair.
She’s just nice like that I guess..
So when I made my skateboard inspired by your art style, I also got to design a t-shirt using silkscreen. We also used the transparent paper to make our screens so that way is the best (in my opinion)
I agree:):)
Ah, this is an old video, but hot tip to reduce the risk of “blowout”:
Rather than trying to push the ink straight from the blob (right out of the paint bottle, or collected around the edges) to the target surface (paper, shirt, roomba), you can pre-load the design with a bit of ink so that the coating is relatively light, then press _that_ into your surface. This works best if you’re loading the front of your screen (so the ink from the initial pre-load doesn’t touch the surface until you want it to). (I’ve only used screen printing ink, before, though, and I’m not sure if this applies as well to more general paint.)
Additionally, it’s best if you can get the design on in one decisive sweep, rather that a couple swip-swips, because when you do that, the screen will push against the surface a couple times, picking some ink up and (1) depositing it where you might not want it, and (2) blur the design on your next surface as well.
8:26 your sister looks so nice here!
10:56 wooow even better here!
Hahaha beaaaautiful
Thanks for typing it all out in the description too, helps a lot when I can't listen to the video
Kristina smoked a lot of weed in that last clip
I was looking through the comments thinking "is anyone thinking the same as me" and here u are😂 yh hes FRIED
Cosmo and Wanda think they slick
Dude! Kristina said the same thing! I didn’t even realize
Because Elmer’s glue is fairly water soluble, it would have probably worked out a bit better if you had just painted the design with acrylic and let it dry since it would be far less likely to come off wile rinsing. Plus, then you could use colored paint to see your design more easily! I’ve been really into stamp carving on my channel lately, so printmaking is the natural next step. I remember seeing a similar method on another channel and thinking the exact same thing. =>..
Ooo I think you’re right:) you’ll have to try it out and let me know how it goes!
So instead of glue he should have used paint? I'm confused ;-;
Would it work to use fabric paint instead of glue? As I would assume the nature of fabric paint is to resist water?
@@imtinyem you would have to iron it. a thick layer of undiluted acrylic paint is probably way better.
@@Shri100percent yes because acrylic dries and becomes waterproof, unlike gouache or oil (the latter dries out really slowly). you are basically creating a paint crust that will shield the negative parts of the design and prevents ink or paint you want to print with from leaking through the fabric.
You're channel is the only one that makes diy content that I would actually do and is stuff that actually works well
Oh and chezlin is pretty good too. I need more legit diy-ers! Please give recommendations!
the last print came out really well. appreciate the DIY culture
Thanks! And me too:):)
I’m a visual art major with an emphasis in printmaking. And I love this, defiantly will be trying it out
You’ll have to! And let me know how it turns out:)
Ok even after reading all the comments I still wasn't ready for that switch lol
I love how you do a million different tests and tries of the same project, most people are scared to do that
As soon as the video started I was shook at how similar you and your sister look!! Great video!!
Thaaanks:):)
I love your videos. They're so well done, informative, and funny.
Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Maaaaaybe instead of glue you could used nail polish? Idk, I'm going to try it anyway lol
Anyway love your videos, love from Mexico 💚
Ooo you’ll have to tell me how it goes!
@@Shmoxd i just tried it, it only goes onto the threads of the fabric, the paint would go through. RIP. I still got glue tho so its fine
Mod podge is water proof
Was just gonna say Modpodge works!
Mod Podge works well because it doesn't wash out. I did this years ago. Lots of inexpensive fun!
I love the evolution of Kristina
I love it. I have a screen printing frame but I didn’t want to do the emulsion because I only have one frame and didn’t want to wash it all off every time I wanted to print a design… but seeing you do this in a small scale with an embroidery hoop, gave me tons of ideas! Thanks!
Kristina Looks a lot like Emma Roberts
for half the video at least
The last half right?;)
Shmoxd 😂😂😂
Not really
Only after you washed your shirt
YES! I needed this for my art portfolio! God bless your soul
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Scissor sounds meanwhile he continues to talk and promote a sponsor. Can't remember when was the last time I was so amused by something so subtle.😂
You're the king of chill+funny everything 💚
such spice of life...
Omg I loved the transitions of Kristina!!!!
😭😭 you’re videos are so entertaining! I love how creative you are!
That first swich was so jaring my brain lagged tring to figure out what happend. I was like "wait why is she wearing fake facial hair " and in the same moment "did they switch spots" it was breef but an amont of confusion I haven't experienced in a long time
Haha gotcha!
Joren Perez I got whiplash I swear
Literally the best channel on UA-cam
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The switch after the ad was so perfect!!! I wish they was a ❤️ button
I'm screen printing my roomba
Hahahah dooo it:)
UA-cam just recommended this video and honestly this is my fav channel already
I’m so glad! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
I love how clear and honest your videos are, I always feel like you're sharing this with me as a friend. Thank you!
I love that! Thanks so much:)
You and your sister look so similar. Love your vids. They have such a chill vibe to them. Great job!
Thanks so much:)
I have other half finished project's on the go but they'll have to wait. This is awesome!
Haha story of my life..
the glue your using isnt waterproof so maybe a water proof glue so u can get more uses washing the paint out
Oooo yah.. true. Wood glue maybe?
@@Shmoxd i've seen people use mod podge
Your sister's style changes are awesome! I love what she does with her looks in this video. :D
You seem a lot happier and more comfortable in this video, I don't think I've ever heard you laugh before this one. I'm glad you look to be doing/feeling really good!
Thanks! Kristina def brings out the best in me:)
You guys are IDENTICAL LOOKING!
Haha I had to bleach my hair to match hers
omg Kristina grew a beard over night!??? Tell me your secrets 🤧
I’ll put a link the beard oil in the description...;)
While looking up DIYs of screen printing I happened to stumble across this gem💎Exactly the informative information I have been searching for👀 While keeping me delightfully entertained!!! Loved how you showed the learning process and mistakes you made. Also using random stuff that “we” people who craft to much already have laying around. Now off I go to work on my own designs and maybe finally actually complete a project. Because ADD kicks my ass and I seem to always start a new project before EVER completing anything. Kinda like this rambling I’m doing right now. I can never seem to shut the hell up🤫and quite possibly need to be more engaged with the local folks/neighbors. But also feel that people kinda, well they kinda suck. Except John, my neighbor. Sweet old fella who takes care of all the stray cats living on the prowl. Though I’d prefer if they didn’t use the mulch and flower beds as litter boxes. But I suppose don’t really mind. Except when the blink camera goes off 20 times a night capturing the wondering kitty cats. Ok sorry about all that chitchat and other nonsense🥴Off I go........
Thanks for Sharing
Jen
I attended a summer workshop about screenprinting this July and, after we had put the emulsion on the screen, we would draw something on the back of the screen, free-hand whatever we wanted with 1-3 tones (some gradation could be achieved), using a black oil pastel, like the ones for lithography (there was a workshop for lithography too so we had a lot of these). Afterwards, we would let the screens "develop" I guess in the sun -a process rather fast, since it was in the middle of the day in July. Then one of the instructors rinsed them all off, the oil pastel went away as well (leaving just a faded trace behind, they called it "ghosting") and they were ready to print. Also, you first load the screen and the design with ink, drag it down once, back up again while it's in the air and THEN you put the paper or the fabric you want to print onto underneath your screen and repeat the process, making sure every time you lift the screen to change paper to push the ink back up, to the top, feeding the design again. A really useful tip they gave us was not to pull the ink too much to the sides since that would mean it would spread too much and we would lose a small amount of it with each print. And, let me tell you, that shit costs a lot, especially when you are looking to produce high quality prints for clients and not just as a hobby.
No, wait, my bad. First we drew, then put the emulsion on, then left it to dry, rinse it off and print. Sorry!
This is awesome! I want to try that some time!
Love your videos so much!! keep up the great work
Thanks shelle!!!:)
Why does your comment say 2 hours ago?
@@kilrrclown ikr...
If you join his patreon, he sends out an early link so you can view it before he makes it public =D
nothing like a very very sharp pair of scissors 🤤
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Everyone taking place of you sister was the best.😂😂
I kept trying to figure out how to screen print without a screen because I didn’t want to buy another screen so tHANK YOU YOU’RE AMAZING ❤️❤️❤️
Yyyyyaaayya! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
it's like threadbanger but they're younger.
This is so cool. I think I might try this out on a shirt I tie dyed recently :D
Dooooo it!:):)
I honestly am obsessed with this channel. The tutorials are always amazing, and I love the weird sense of humor!!!
Hahah thanks s’much!:)
kristina’s glo up is everthing
OMG this is the channel of my life every single shit that I'm obsessed with that I want to make it at home you ended up making a video of this, wtf we are connected
Guess you’ll just have to tell me what you are going make next;)
@@Shmoxd now I'm into 3d printed stuff to make pins or stamps, something like that, I'm still thinking all the possibilities 😉
You are damn hilarious and also creative! Thank you for your amazing ideas :) send you a hug from Mexico!
☺️☺️☺️thanks
I don’t understand why you don’t have millions of subs. GUYS we need to help him get more exposure.
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 bless you
You're seriously one of my favorite youtubers, you always go above and beyond and all of your crafts are genuinely so well described and also extremely well done! Your videos are seriously relaxing and it make me want to do more crafts myself
I think this is the easiest tutorial you have EVER done.
I think you are right:)
Why didn’t Kristina shave last night?
-she’s still beautiful, don’t get me wrong-
She’s beauty and she’s grace...
@@Shmoxd She is miss united states
I dyed my jeans jacket using your diys. I was soooo inspired. It came out beautifully! Thx so
Love hearing that! So thank you!:)
I've watched your tutorials for a while now but I just saw your Hall of Breakfast video and am officially shook that you're from Utah! All we ever get here in regards to youtubers is family vloggers
Haha good ol Utah:) guess I’ll have to make some babies and start a vlog ;)
The girl switch up had me dying lmao
I love this, my brother and I always love diy-ing our own clothes so this is very heartwarming to me
Siblings are the best:)
If you want to print on translucent paper, instead of getting that plastic stuff or trying to print on parchment, you can print on regular old paper with black ink, and then just rub vegetable oil on the paper. It'll make it translucent enough that you can put the oily paper on top of a screen and then expose it with a bulb. I use this method all the time!
That’s brilliant!!!:):)
I LOVE YOUR CONTENT AAAAAA
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amazing as always 👌🏼
So cool! Would love to see more videos like this, using materials we have at home 😊
I’ll have to do that!:)
I swear I love your channel. Between the comedic Education style you have its so awesome. Keep up with the diy’s. I was laughing so hard when your dog came in to the scene. 😂😂
Hahaha thanks! Me too.. she was so sleepy when we were filming
this dog really killed me xD
Kristina is great! I think she looked the cutest from 10:54 until she went under the table. I don't know if this sounds offensive, I hope not, but she reminded me of Ruby, so beautiful! :v
Ahhh yah I can see the resemblance to ruby for sure
You are the most creative person ever!!! I love it
The shirt is so perfect.
I'm only getting 2months free at skillshare. Not sure if it's a typo on your end on on skillshare. 😊 Great video btw
Ahhh it must be a typo on my end:S
haha all good! :)
YOUR VIDEOS ARE SERIOUSLY THE BESTTTT❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣 ooh and Christina looked the same to me what is everyone talking about? (Lmfaooo jk)
Hahahah thanks!:):)
Haha I wasn’t expecting those sister switches, great video!
Hahah thanks!:):)
Just found your channel. Great content! Printed my first shirt yesterday and hoping to turn it into a business!
I'm trying to embroider a demin jacket with my own design which is drawn but I don't know how to transfer it to the Jacket
Hmmm have you tried black transfer paper? White might even work if it’s a dark jacket
You can get water soluble stabilizer, then you can draw your design on the stabilizer, embrodier through the stabilizer and wash it away. There's different brands, DMC calls it "magic paper" but in Europe the big brand is Vlieseline. 😊
@@Shmoxd okay I'll try that thank you ♥
11:30 "I mean it's not perfect..."
Me: BUT YOUR BODY IS.
Sorry, my natural instincts kicked in and I just blurted it out 😂😂
Thanks so much for this video hope to see more from your channel!!!
For sure! And I hope so too:)
Cool ideas! It's always good to find ways to screen print without a full studio. Some thoughts: I like screen filler for what you used the glue for. Same company, speedball. It isn't water soluble once it's dry, like glue is, and it's red. As for the washability, try heat setting the paint by putting it in the dryer FIRST, then wash and dry.
Oooo those are great!! I still haven’t washed my denim shirt with all the flowers.. I throw it through the dryer first
THIS IS WHAT WE NEED!!! Hahaha (Please keep the blonde guy on your every vid)!!!!!
Willlll do:)
Are the products you listed the actual products you used? Or the cheapest you found?
A bit of both. The emulsion is a different brand. But I’ve used it before and like it.. and the transparency sheets were just the cheapest ones I could find on amazon..
you inspire me so so much. your work is truly amazing.
This video was fantastic from start to finish.
Did I recommend this cause this is something that I would recommend! But anyways thanks for posting this have been waiting forever!
It might have been!:) I need to keep better track of the comments
You so amazing
Looooove this at home concept! Also love when you put frank ocean in your videos💙
Such an nice technique, know what I do at the weekend
Damn your sister at 10:54😍😍😍 gorgeous.