Silk screen without using an actual silkscreen

Silk screen without using an actual silkscreen

Learn how to screen print/ silkscreen a tshirt without using an actual silkscreen. Have you ever wanted to paint your own shirt or silkscreen multiple prints? Now you can know how! Creating your own designs is a lot of fun.

Music is originally by radiohead, redone by john vanderslice on a stereogum tribute cd.

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ziplocmama last month
Great clip. Thanks for sharing and choosing good music.
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jcorn 1 week ago
Wow-make it look so easy! Thanks for taking the time to do it start to finish, and explaining what kind of fabric to use - looks very "doable"! (Just an afterthought - you're sweet, and "quiet" on the vid, but then music is VERY loud - would love to hear you speak up a bit, and the tunes down a bit :) (For future use). Kudos!
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5ftgiant 1 week ago
Love your vid... Hey I was wondering, do you know of another way to put the graphic onto the screen. As If I had used a printer or something. Get back to me when you get a moment. Thanx a lot.
5ft'r
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Santana811 4 days ago
Great video! Yours is the best! I watched several videos last night and early this morning. Maybe I should have watched a young person's video earlier. Your instructions are very detailed and you made the time to show the steps as you worked. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
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