Fast Screen Printing with Stencils: Make a Cool T-Shirt or Tote
Leitha Matz, Maker
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Introduction
0:36 -
An Overview of Quick Printing Methods
1:24 -
Stencil Design Inspiration
1:25 -
Selecting a Stencil Design
1:25 -
Color & Contrast for Your Print
1:22 -
Create a Stencil from a Photo
3:52 -
Cutting Out Your Stencil
1:08 -
Gather Your Supplies
2:25 -
Make a Test Print
2:48 -
Produce Your Print
2:26 -
Final Thoughts
1:05
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About This Class
Need to make a quick gift or a little something to make someone laugh?
With just a few reusable supplies and less time than it takes to watch a TV show, you can create a simple, screen print on T-shirt, tote bag, apron, tea towel, baby onesie, pillow case... basically anything that lies flat on the table.
We'll explore the materials, the method and the tips you need to design a great stencil.
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I work as the head of product at a startup, but when I'm not at the office, I'm always making things of my own. I especially love illustrating, writing and design.
Here at Skillshare, I usually focus on creating classes in printing -- everything from stencils to woodblock.
I find printmaking inspiring because anyone can quickly start making successful prints with very few tools. It really opens the doors to producing a vision of your own on all kinds of materials: t-shirts, wall...
