DIY silk screen printing. I grabbed a couple cheap stretched canvas and took the canvas off the…
DIY silk screen printing. I grabbed a couple cheap stretched canvas and took the canvas off the frame. Then stapled the silk on tightly. Hopefully I can cut the stencils today. Adding our business logo to new sweaters and shirts.
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BakingDaddy ·
How hard was it to do? I was wanting to do this for years but overcomplicate things 🤣
BakingDaddy ··
@rayofmysunshine that's a lot less complicated than I was looking into. I think my ass was trying to build a press 😫🤣
RayOfMySunShine··
I was going to do the same!!! But I found a video on YouTube she did it like this and it worked. I’m going to heat press the vinyl to the silk. Because this will be used over and over again.
It’s super simple. If you don’t have a staple gun you should get one. I found one at Lowe’s for $11 (don’t forget the staples lol) and maybe buy the staple remover too. Will make your life so much easier lol.
You’ll need canvas, silk mesh(bought on amazon), staple gun, pliers, scissors and something to remove staples.
RayOfMySunShine··
But if you buy just unfinished frames you’ll just need the frame, silk, staple gun and scissors.