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Silk screen printing can allow you to print permanently on almost any material and have great, professional-looking results in moments. Transparencies are a key part of the silk screening if you...

Silk screening, the use of a very fine screen filled with emulsion to stencil ink onto fabrics or other materials, can be a difficult process. If the screen is not lined up properly when it is...

Silk screening is a fun and rewarding craft that allows you to print paint on fabric and paper goods. The process is a little more intensive than other kinds of crafts, but the results are...

Silk screen is fairly expensive art supply, which can often become easily damaged. Knowing how to measure and cut silk screen is an important skill to have when dealing with screen printing. It...

This is actually not to difficult to do if you have the proper tools and supplies to make your own silk screen with. This will take about one half hour to an hour to complete(maybe longer if this...

With just a few adjustments to your normal screen printing process and an extra screen, you can add print several colors on your screen print. The extra colors can really help make your final...

Screen printing is a process by which ink is pushed through an open pattern on a screen and onto fabric or paper. To create the screen pattern, you will need a light box, which will shine light...

Silk screening is the process by which ink is transferred through a screen and onto paper or fabric. The materials needed depend on the kind of process used and materials being printed, but for...

Finding that perfect greeting card or party invitation can be a hassle. Using Print Gocco, you can design and print professional quality greeting cards right at home-cards that say exactly what...

Making a printing unit might be the easiest thing you do on the way to producing a finished silk screen print.

Here's how to make sure your silk screen will live to print another day.

Out with the old art, in with the new: after printing with photo emulsion, here's how to make sure you (your silk screen, actually) will live to print another day.