Silkscreen on Clay with AMACO Inks and Ikon Stencil Art Silkscreens

[@chauphammatser3011]

Absolutely wonderful. I really love how you explain everything it is so clear, and screenprinting is absolutely worth it! Can’t wait to do this.

[@mercedesechezarreta6303]

Thank You!!

[@colleenuchiyama4916]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you!

[@johannaescoto6325]

I love the way you explain! Continue doing more videos! ❤❤❤

[@carenashford8405]

Hi, love your teachings,I use these for glass ,printing on glass. Great that I can now print on clay. Which I am learning. 17:51

[@revraybrown]

Soo good and great to review after last week’s vegas workshop.

[@kathyskaggs4245]

Thanks!

[@kathyskaggs4245]

That’s great! I’ll be posting a few more printing videos in the upcoming weeks.

[@KarenIrwin-ey8hs]

I cant use the use light kits (wrong plug) but I can get a 30W led lamp in NZ. Your light casts blue purple. Is that something I need to ask for when I buy the lamp here?

[@mariaiemma2477]

Hello, thank you for this amazing video tutorial! I would like to know if you can reuse the stencil after printing with the ink on the slab? Thank you a lot if you can answer! Xxx

[@kathyskaggs4245]

If you question is if you can reuse the Ikon Stencil Art silkscreens - yes you can. I wash them and use them over and over. After I wash them I replace them on a plastic sheet or plastic wrap so they don't stick together.

[@louisegaluski1122]

This was super helpful!! One question though: Can you apply the ink to either side of the stencil? I want to print onto transfers, and it will have words, so I need a mirror image. Trying to figure out if I need to make the screen backwards. Thank you!!

[@kathyskaggs4245]

Yes you can!

[@kathyskaggs4245]

I’m sorry I’m just not sure and I don’t want to suggest something that doesn’t work.