+Yousuf Khan Bro, I am Muslim and i understand sum times all the hate you see and get can make you a rougher person or sum what frustrated. but lets be just, you do not have proof that she "appreciate only these people who are belongs to your cast" it is not right to say that. instead you can invite her to see what you liked as well and maybe she will like it too. She is just liking a video and showing her appreciation. it is not the place for such a conversation be nice and up lifting as the prophet (Peace & blessings be upon him ) was. We must do things his way not our way. Peace
Making this video, creating a pdf, and making a list of items to get for screen printing is such a kind and considerate thing to make for artists. Thank you. You deserve every bit you earn from this 💞
When I was in college and we were going to a screen printing workshop we made our own print out designs on a transparent before going. The DIY part of this for us was that instead of printing onto transparent paper, we printed onto normal printer paper then used sunflower (may have been olive) oil and pretty much painted it across the paper and design. After it dried it was totally transparent where there was no design and when it was exposed onto the screen it came out perfect!
I tried sunflower last month for doing some new screen printing and it came out fine, but if you can easily feed through tracing paper through your print or copy machine it is easier! The only reason I had done it was cause it was A3 and didn't have any tracing paper that size.
Nice trick Lauren, do you think i can cut my design on paper using a Cricut machine? I'm still a little confused on how to add the design to the frame. I currently work with vinyl and make T-shirts but trying to find a better and more cost effective method to move my business to the next level. Thank you
HOLY 💩 This adds so much simplicity to the process. This is perfect for my project and now I can make my own t-shirts too! This is going to save me time and money. Thank you.
This DIY screen printing tutorial is incredibly helpful! CharliMarie does an excellent job of breaking down the process, making it easy to follow even for beginners.
As a graphic designer and yoga teacher, I've been wanting to create my own screen print t-shirts for ages and this video is really awesome! Thank you so so much for sharing! Absolute legend! :)
Awesome Tutorial. And great tip about doing a test screen. Its absolutely necessary and the first hurdle beginners face. in fact a lot of people I try to help get started give up because they ruin screens and they do not think its worth it. But i actually came up with a good way to find out your exposure time and only using one coated screen. Just cover 80% of the screen with a magazine or book to block light and only expose the 20% to light for 5 mins. Then every 3-4 mins move the cover over 20% then see what section washes out the best. Long comment, sorry :). Just love Screen Printing! I made a video about that experiment.
Thanks for share. It's the same technique we used in the darkroom to find the best exposure time. We do this every time to fine tune and calibrate before printing because the intensity of lightbulb can change from last time it was used.
Your written detailed explanation is the best on RUclips and super helpful. The supplies included made it simple because I was afraid I’d buy the wrong thing. Thanks!
I've been wanting to make Screen shirts for a long time again and now I can after finding out how to make my own screens. We use a Cricut right now and my daughter asked what a screened shirt was and now I can show her what I did when I was a teenager!
dude i appreciate how in depth you went and why certain methods wouldnt work, thank you for explaining so well!! this helped me get my first print done!!
I have watched several videos on how to do this and i have to say that this one is the only one that i have seen that is truly a DIY video and is the video that i will be following if/when i decide to do my shirts.
This video was amazingly detailed and thought out! Your downloadable pdf is everything I ever needed! It's so nice to see a fellow New Zealander do this and not have to convert everything from inches! Many thanks
@charlimarietv I've watched almost 100 videos on screen printing.. and so far the only one where I fully understood everything was yours. Thank you so much!! You have a new subscriber!! God Bless
Wow, I finally found a pretty simple and comprehensible video on how to screenprint t shirts and other objects. I appreciate the info and the indepth explanations and want to thank you Charli Marie for giving of your knowledge. This is one mystery from childhood that has been answered. I can't wait to try it.
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Thank you for sharing... this was one of the first videos I watched when my husband and I had the quick idea of leaving our dropshipper and setting up a fully functional shop at home. Now I’m feeling even more empowered because I have all my supplies now. And I’ve been doing pretty well on my practice tshirts. Peace and Blessings 💯🥰🥰
You’re amazing! I totally had stumbled across your video “How to make your own screen printing frames” at the right time and for the perfect reason!! I can happily say I’m a new subscriber to your awesome and informative videos and monthly newsletter :-) I look forward to learning new and exciting things ahead from you. Thank you!
I just wanted to say thank you for posting the videos and links that you do. It is SO hard to find anyone who is just honest and upfront about how to get started with this kind of thing and finding your videos was a lifesaver. Thank you SO, SO much.
great video, thanks a lot! you can actually turn normal print paper translucent suitable for screen printing by taking your printed design (on normal white paper) and covering it on the backside with vegetable oil. Use a paper towel to rub it in making sure to saturate the whole piece of paper. Simply place it between 2 sheets of newspaper to blot away the excess. Once dry, the paper will have a similar translucency to tracing paper. I have only used this method when using emulsion set by UV light, so may be worth a test with the photosensitive stuff, but I don't see why it wouldn't work :)
I did screen printing in high school and we had this light machine that did the impression. I was really hoping to find a method I can do at home, without machinery - this is perfect. Thank you!
I have watched a few videos recently on how to DIY screen print because it’s something I want to try, and you explained it the absolute best! I love that you walked us through exactly why the steps you follow are the steps to follow. If that makes sense. Thank you!!
the exposure time is mostly dependant on what the complexity of your design is and secondly on what mesh count you are using. I'm a floor manager at a local screen printing shop so I deal with this stuff every day and I enjoy seeing people using the diy method! keep it up
great vid, really economic way of printing at home. if you want to expose a bit more accurately just buy a small uv bulb. put the screen and the bulb in a dark place and turn the UV bulb on for 90 secs. turn off, take it out and that is perfect exposure time. when you wash it out you'll get all the detail in your screen! Like the way you registered it. I'll be trying this later.
+Miles Khan great suggestion! I haven't had luck sourcing a UV bulb that works in the past, but that was back in New Zealand. Perhaps I'll have more luck finding that in England!
+CharliMarieTV Thanks for the tutorial - it's very helpful! I despise cutting out stencils so was glad to see this did not involve a Stanley knife! As Miles said, a UV bulb should work well. Have you tried local pet stores or online pet stores? Certain reptiles require uv light and I buy my bulbs from pet shops here in the UK online. Some low price stores sell cheap artist canvases. The frames would be great and you could use the canvas you cut away as a future masterpiece painting trimmed for a frame :)
Yay New Zealand, and Yay for Dads! i'm a Dad, one of those who usually completes the unfinished works of my wonderful family! oh and Yay for Charli too!
Nice rundown of the home brew process. You can upgrade your experience by getting a few professional grade items like a scoop coater to apply the emulsion to the screen. That will help get the right amount of emulsion on the mesh and if you allow enough ventilation in the drying closet, it will not dwell and form those dimples. Emulsion is over 50% water. Also a 500 watt work lamp from the hardware store will work much better and more consistently than the sun. Come get some Catspit~!
I have never ever tried this and i have no idea why im looking it up. but it was so satisfying to watch you printing really. i love that pulling and pushing motion the best to get the ink onto the tshirt.
I screen printed a shirt in a middles school art class 23 years ago and the printing still looks good. The shirts all tore up w a bunch of holes but i still wear it around the house. I have a bunch of dickies work shirts I put metal band patches on & I want to put some cool METAL designs on the back. So i'm checking some diy stuff out.
No No don't cut the screen out if you don't expose it for the right amount of time. Just have emulsion remover handy.. Leave it sit on there for about 1 min and the emulsion will come off quick.. I haven't screen print in years but its good it see this video tho..
+NATURALLYOLINA the fabric I use to make the screens is super duper cheap! Much cheaper than buying screen cleaner hehe. though if you're using a bought frame then definitely that's the best way to go! :)
This is the best single color DIY screen printing video that I've found. Thank you so much. Great production, transitions and sound. It's very easy to navigate and find the snippet of video I need, and you speak quickly andto the point :) I use a desk lamp instead of the sun, because I love in Florida and it is super duper bright, but I have no doubt your method works well! Thanks again for the great video.
wrapping tape around things is fun let's be honest! hehe. but I'm so glad you're enjoying these more technical DIY's! I aim to create DIY's that are really useful, or that you learn a lot through creating them :)
I really enjoyed that Charlimarie Thank you. And Well done too! you not only have a way with words but you seem to have a good handle on both screen printing and journalism. Good for you.
When you've mixed the emulsion and activator, how long will it last for? Obviously if you're printing to order you won't be using it all at once I'm guessing?
No, you won't use all of it unless you got a tiny "sample" bottle set. It will have a date, or should have, telling you how long of shelf life it should have. However if you keep it in the fridge it should make it last a little while longer. You will know when it stops being "good" when you make screens and it won't dry or if it comes out lumpy etc.
So awesome that you shared this information! I thought it was a lot harder to start off from scratch than what you've explained, but you made it really easy! Can't wait to get your guide!
Hey +charlimarie ... Its a great explanation you gave there ! Thanks for helping. I just wanted to ask few question that would clear up my mind and doubts. 1. What all materials can we use to make a screen on our own (I have checked out your video for making screens but can we use anything besides silk or sheer curtain fabric? 2. What printer to use to print film positives ? (I have a normal laser printer, will that do?) 3.what material should be used to print film positives on ? Thanks Charli Regards Vasu
+Vasu Gupta great questions! 1: use any synthetic fabric with a tight weave (that's when you look closely and see the little holes between the threads) 2: yep a laser printer is correct! I got mine printed at a print shop on a laser printer 3: it's called transparent film or a transparent sheet. :)
You have gotten a heck of a lot of comments so I won't stand out but maybe you'll see it. I fully appreciate the work you put into this as well as getting my like since I plan/want to do this asap (but for my toy mini finger skateboards. So, I appreciate the raw, general, and factual information you have given and thank you for the time!
CharliMarie, Thank you so much for the amazing videos. I have been looking for videos on how to screen print using a DIY method to teach my middle school students in my art classroom! You have shown me a more thorough way to be able to screen print with them. I have now watched all of your screen printing videos and have learned so many things that will make everything so much easier and cheaper to do. Thank you again!
+Tyler Blair ah crap it seems my site is struggling! try again now? i just got it to load after few refreshes. Sorry about that! getting in touch with my web host.
I worked as a screenprinter for 8 years and we used a screen oven to cure the wet screens. it was a makshift box much like the cupboard charlie showed only bigger with a basic hairdryer mounted in a whole in the side to heat the air inside the box. There were rails up the sides for the screens to slide into like drawers. Fit about 30 screens in the box. It dried and cured them very quickly.
Finally!! Someone to properly explain this. I wasted half a day trying to get it right and I failed 😞. Gonna have to try again soon. Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much for the details. You're literally the most detailed and most understandable when doing silk screening. This information will help me with my business and I thank you
Brilliant I screen printed 40 years ago and now my 10 year old daughter wants to learn the process, this video and the pdf file is just fantastic for her to learn from. The video is so clear and full of really concise info thanks a million.
Suggestion; when you stir the emulsion before use, put a lid on it and let it sit for 5 min. Then go back, tap it in the table a few times so the bubbles surface, and then pop the bubbles- then you will not have a problem with bubbles on your screen and in general it makes the process easier :) Anyway, great talk-through! I have only done this in a darkroom with all the professional gear, and really wanted to do it at home, so thank you for inspiration!!
thank you for the video and insightful information.. Not for sure certain that I will ever come to take on a screen print event but,, my curiosity always gets me.. Good work: keep steady
That black t-shirt you're wearing with the gold coloured text looks great. Ive heard that usually, you need a white under-base when printing light colours on dark fabric. Though since you're using a DIY screen printing workflow, I guess you're not using any under-base. The results still look impressive.
Love it. I just had a screen printing class and my teacher actually uses two transparent papers to make the design darker aswell. Thinking of doing this at home too now, so thanks for the video!
Hi Charli Marie. Thanks for this video and all the tips. It took me a couple of attempts but I have now cracked it. Developing the screens in November and in the UK took me 15 minutes to get a good result but having a small test screen is a great idea. Thanks again
Very well done on this video and your process. You make it so simple and clear. This has been the best recourse yet for this screen-printing newbie!! Thank you so much!
how interesting. I actually came here to see about making my own PCB's using screen printing, but after seeing you do a screen print on a shirt (and it coming out really nice), I am eager to try out both. Thank you for making such an, easy-to-understand video.
Thank you for being honest that mistakes will happen, LOL Awesome video, the supply list is helpful. My daughter and I are making this a regular project together. STAY AMAZING !!
Thank you for publishing this tutorial. I'm repurposing some "patch bays," as they are called, for a vintage mixing console in my home recording studio, and I'm looking for a means of applying the labeling for each jack. Your technique appears to answer what I was searching for. Thanks again!
Thank you for this video! Life saver! I'm currently setting up my own apparel shop and without your inspiration and video. I would still be going crazy on how it all works. Keep up the amazing videos!
+Mr Elliot Coates that's awesome Elliot! please let me know if there are certain things you're struggling with that you'd like a particular video about :)
Thank you SOOOO much for this tutorial!! Very informative and easy to follow. P.s. your accent and voice is BEAUTIFUL! Us Americans do not have interesting accents. To me, we sound like boring pirates. Lol!!! Thanks again and subscribing!
How generous of you to share all these well explained information for free. Thank you for the video and being a shining star overall :)
+BhrAtlgn thank YOU for this lovely comment! It made all the effort and time I put into this video 100% worth it :)
U people appreciate only these people who are belongs to your cast, u never appreciate a Muslim or other then u.... Why is this so dear?
+Yousuf Khan Bro, I am Muslim and i understand sum times all the hate you see and get can make you a rougher person or sum what frustrated.
but lets be just, you do not have proof that she "appreciate only these people who are belongs to your cast" it is not right to say that. instead you can invite her to see what you liked as well and maybe she will like it too.
She is just liking a video and showing her appreciation. it is not the place for such a conversation be nice and up lifting as the prophet (Peace & blessings be upon him ) was. We must do things his way not our way. Peace
Exactly!!!! Keep it up +CharliMarieTV
Im from Istanbul. I do not look through the lenses of seperation
Making this video, creating a pdf, and making a list of items to get for screen printing is such a kind and considerate thing to make for artists. Thank you. You deserve every bit you earn from this 💞
When I was in college and we were going to a screen printing workshop we made our own print out designs on a transparent before going. The DIY part of this for us was that instead of printing onto transparent paper, we printed onto normal printer paper then used sunflower (may have been olive) oil and pretty much painted it across the paper and design. After it dried it was totally transparent where there was no design and when it was exposed onto the screen it came out perfect!
+Lauren Hay oh that's so cool!! a very handy trick :)
Yep! Was a bit messy like
can anyone confirm whether it was olive or sunflower? I'm willing to try both, but if I can save a little time that'd be great too
I tried sunflower last month for doing some new screen printing and it came out fine, but if you can easily feed through tracing paper through your print or copy machine it is easier!
The only reason I had done it was cause it was A3 and didn't have any tracing paper that size.
Nice trick Lauren, do you think i can cut my design on paper using a Cricut machine? I'm still a little confused on how to add the design to the frame. I currently work with vinyl and make T-shirts but trying to find a better and more cost effective method to move my business to the next level. Thank you
Thank you!!! 5 Years later and im using your video to help with my business. Greatly appreciated!
HOLY 💩 This adds so much simplicity to the process. This is perfect for my project and now I can make my own t-shirts too! This is going to save me time and money.
Thank you.
This DIY screen printing tutorial is incredibly helpful! CharliMarie does an excellent job of breaking down the process, making it easy to follow even for beginners.
You are a gift to humanity. So useful. Let God bless you with everything that you want. Thanks a million.
Nice! I'm sharing this with my wife. Good for you giving your dad the credit he deserves. It's great to be able to work with family on projects.
As a graphic designer and yoga teacher, I've been wanting to create my own screen print t-shirts for ages and this video is really awesome! Thank you so so much for sharing! Absolute legend! :)
This is one of the clearest and best organized DIY tutorial of any kind that I've seen.
thank you for your kind words :)
Awesome Tutorial. And great tip about doing a test screen. Its absolutely necessary and the first hurdle beginners face. in fact a lot of people I try to help get started give up because they ruin screens and they do not think its worth it. But i actually came up with a good way to find out your exposure time and only using one coated screen. Just cover 80% of the screen with a magazine or book to block light and only expose the 20% to light for 5 mins. Then every 3-4 mins move the cover over 20% then see what section washes out the best. Long comment, sorry :). Just love Screen Printing! I made a video about that experiment.
+NateScreenPrints1 yep thats exactly how I do it! I did a diagram of it in my PDF :)
Similar to doing the test strip for exposure when printing in a darkroom. I like that!
good idea!
NateScreenPrints1
Thanks for share. It's the same technique we used in the darkroom to find the best exposure time. We do this every time to fine tune and calibrate before printing because the intensity of lightbulb can change from last time it was used.
Your written detailed explanation is the best on RUclips and super helpful. The supplies included made it simple because I was afraid I’d buy the wrong thing. Thanks!
I've been wanting to make Screen shirts for a long time again and now I can after finding out how to make my own screens. We use a Cricut right now and my daughter asked what a screened shirt was and now I can show her what I did when I was a teenager!
dude i appreciate how in depth you went and why certain methods wouldnt work, thank you for explaining so well!! this helped me get my first print done!!
Definitely the clearest explanation on yt. Bravo!
+Hal Hardwick glad you thought so! :)
I have watched several videos on how to do this and i have to say that this one is the only one that i have seen that is truly a DIY video and is the video that i will be following if/when i decide to do my shirts.
This video was amazingly detailed and thought out! Your downloadable pdf is everything I ever needed! It's so nice to see a fellow New Zealander do this and not have to convert everything from inches! Many thanks
agreed! 🥝😌
Thanks Charli, you have explained everything so plainly and with the additional pdf print off as an added bonus
@charlimarietv I've watched almost 100 videos on screen printing.. and so far the only one where I fully understood everything was yours. Thank you so much!! You have a new subscriber!! God Bless
Wow, I finally found a pretty simple and comprehensible video on how to screenprint t shirts and other objects. I appreciate the info and the indepth explanations and want to thank you Charli Marie for giving of your knowledge. This is one mystery from childhood that has been answered. I can't wait to try it.
I definitely want to do this one day, such a detailed and helpful video Charli! Thank you :)
+Chloe Rose thanks for watching Chloe! So good to know it's appreciated :)
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My 9yo daughter is interested in screen printed t-shirts, and we just found your channel. Looking forward to watching more of your presentations.
so happy to hear you're encouraging her to pursue such an awesome creative activity :)
Thank you for sharing... this was one of the first videos I watched when my husband and I had the quick idea of leaving our dropshipper and setting up a fully functional shop at home. Now I’m feeling even more empowered because I have all my supplies now. And I’ve been doing pretty well on my practice tshirts. Peace and Blessings 💯🥰🥰
Wow in the 40 yrs since I last did it the process has changed. Thanks for a very clear and super well resourced explanation.
You’re amazing! I totally had stumbled across your video “How to make your own screen printing frames” at the right time and for the perfect reason!! I can happily say I’m a new subscriber to your awesome and informative videos and monthly newsletter :-) I look forward to learning new and exciting things ahead from you. Thank you!
I’m happy your video popped up I learn something new everyday off RUclips tutorials
I just wanted to say thank you for posting the videos and links that you do. It is SO hard to find anyone who is just honest and upfront about how to get started with this kind of thing and finding your videos was a lifesaver. Thank you SO, SO much.
+ashleybooom you're SO welcome! Thank you for taking the time to write this comment it's made my day :)
great video, thanks a lot! you can actually turn normal print paper translucent suitable for screen printing by taking your printed design (on normal white paper) and covering it on the backside with vegetable oil. Use a paper towel to rub it in making sure to saturate the whole piece of paper. Simply place it between 2 sheets of newspaper to blot away the excess. Once dry, the paper will have a similar translucency to tracing paper.
I have only used this method when using emulsion set by UV light, so may be worth a test with the photosensitive stuff, but I don't see why it wouldn't work :)
+Joshyouare C that's an awesome tip!
I did screen printing in high school and we had this light machine that did the impression. I was really hoping to find a method I can do at home, without machinery - this is perfect. Thank you!
Fantastic. I've wanted to do this at home for years. Thank you for the clear instructions!
I have watched a few videos recently on how to DIY screen print because it’s something I want to try, and you explained it the absolute best! I love that you walked us through exactly why the steps you follow are the steps to follow. If that makes sense. Thank you!!
This is amazing, you've done a whole lot of peripheral stuff too, thank you and great work
the exposure time is mostly dependant on what the complexity of your design is and secondly on what mesh count you are using. I'm a floor manager at a local screen printing shop so I deal with this stuff every day and I enjoy seeing people using the diy method! keep it up
+john Hoon thanks John!
great vid, really economic way of printing at home. if you want to expose a bit more accurately just buy a small uv bulb. put the screen and the bulb in a dark place and turn the UV bulb on for 90 secs. turn off, take it out and that is perfect exposure time. when you wash it out you'll get all the detail in your screen! Like the way you registered it. I'll be trying this later.
+Miles Khan great suggestion! I haven't had luck sourcing a UV bulb that works in the past, but that was back in New Zealand. Perhaps I'll have more luck finding that in England!
+CharliMarieTV Thanks for the tutorial - it's very helpful! I despise cutting out stencils so was glad to see this did not involve a Stanley knife! As Miles said, a UV bulb should work well. Have you tried local pet stores or online pet stores? Certain reptiles require uv light and I buy my bulbs from pet shops here in the UK online. Some low price stores sell cheap artist canvases. The frames would be great and you could use the canvas you cut away as a future masterpiece painting trimmed for a frame :)
+CharliMarieTV if I try successfully with a bulb I'll let you know.
some people just use regular strip light bulbs in a box it take s a good 10 minutes but is very accurate
Easiest DIY explanation I've seen so far! Very cool. Thanks!
+Heather Griffin you're welcome!
Awesome and clear. I'm excited to start making shirts!
Had to check the description as soon as I heard you talk, and I knew it!
Greetings from the motherland, hope UK has been treating you well 🇳🇿
Never knew how to do this. Thank you, Charli!! I can't wait to give it a try!! x
+Taylor Reynolds hope you find the tutorial useful!
After watching another video that left me pretty confused, you did waaay better at explaining everything. Thank you so much for all the information
I felt like this video was really simple and it help me
Yay New Zealand, and Yay for Dads! i'm a Dad, one of those who usually completes the unfinished works of my wonderful family! oh and Yay for Charli too!
Nice rundown of the home brew process. You can upgrade your experience by getting a few professional grade items like a scoop coater to apply the emulsion to the screen. That will help get the right amount of emulsion on the mesh and if you allow enough ventilation in the drying closet, it will not dwell and form those dimples. Emulsion is over 50% water. Also a 500 watt work lamp from the hardware store will work much better and more consistently than the sun. Come get some Catspit~!
+CatspitProductions that's an awesome tip! thank you :)
+CharliMarieTV My pleasure! Let me know if I can be of assistance anytime ;)
Only helpful video I came across about this which made me believe I could do it. Really brilliant thank you
I felt like this video was really simple and it help me a lot thanks
I have never ever tried this and i have no idea why im looking it up. but it was so satisfying to watch you printing really. i love that pulling and pushing motion the best to get the ink onto the tshirt.
I screen printed a shirt in a middles school art class 23 years ago and the printing still looks good. The shirts all tore up w a bunch of holes but i still wear it around the house. I have a bunch of dickies work shirts I put metal band patches on & I want to put some cool METAL designs on the back. So i'm checking some diy stuff out.
Wow, what a antique
Nice, good luck man
Thank you, this was so much more informative and easier than all the other videos I've watched before. You've gotten a new subscriber
No No don't cut the screen out if you don't expose it for the right amount of time. Just have emulsion remover handy.. Leave it sit on there for about 1 min and the emulsion will come off quick.. I haven't screen print in years but its good it see this video tho..
+NATURALLYOLINA the fabric I use to make the screens is super duper cheap! Much cheaper than buying screen cleaner hehe. though if you're using a bought frame then definitely that's the best way to go! :)
+CharliMarieTV oh okay... can you link the fabric that you use... I'm thinking about teaching my nephews to print..
CharliMarieTV what kind of fabric you use to screen Marie?
Thank you in advance.
This is the best single color DIY screen printing video that I've found. Thank you so much. Great production, transitions and sound. It's very easy to navigate and find the snippet of video I need, and you speak quickly andto the point :) I use a desk lamp instead of the sun, because I love in Florida and it is super duper bright, but I have no doubt your method works well! Thanks again for the great video.
Haha Kiwi accent! I was sent this link from Facebook as a reference as to how to do Screen printing for their CREATORS workshops! Hit them up
Yeah I noticed that accent too. Pleasant surprise.
I didn’t even realise the accent,it’s so natural to the ears 😅
really awesome! I love these advanced DIYs, way better than when people just wrap tape around things, you're a great channel!
wrapping tape around things is fun let's be honest! hehe. but I'm so glad you're enjoying these more technical DIY's! I aim to create DIY's that are really useful, or that you learn a lot through creating them :)
Good day,
Do you have a recommendation for creating an outline of a different color ?
I really enjoyed that Charlimarie Thank you. And Well done too! you not only have a way with words but you seem to have a good handle on both screen printing and journalism. Good for you.
thank you!
When you've mixed the emulsion and activator, how long will it last for? Obviously if you're printing to order you won't be using it all at once I'm guessing?
No, you won't use all of it unless you got a tiny "sample" bottle set.
It will have a date, or should have, telling you how long of shelf life it should have. However if you keep it in the fridge it should make it last a little while longer. You will know when it stops being "good" when you make screens and it won't dry or if it comes out lumpy etc.
Store it in the back of the fridge and it'll last
So awesome that you shared this information! I thought it was a lot harder to start off from scratch than what you've explained, but you made it really easy! Can't wait to get your guide!
+David Som glad it could help you out David! Did the link to the guide make its way to your inbox?
My ADHD thanks you dearly for the PDF
Great video, thank you so much! I'm doing rock camps with kids and we are making our own t-shirts, this was super helpful!
cool!
Hey +charlimarie ... Its a great explanation you gave there ! Thanks for helping. I just wanted to ask few question that would clear up my mind and doubts.
1. What all materials can we use to make a screen on our own (I have checked out your video for making screens but can we use anything besides silk or sheer curtain fabric?
2. What printer to use to print film positives ? (I have a normal laser printer, will that do?)
3.what material should be used to print film positives on ?
Thanks Charli
Regards
Vasu
+Vasu Gupta great questions! 1: use any synthetic fabric with a tight weave (that's when you look closely and see the little holes between the threads) 2: yep a laser printer is correct! I got mine printed at a print shop on a laser printer 3: it's called transparent film or a transparent sheet. :)
You have gotten a heck of a lot of comments so I won't stand out but maybe you'll see it. I fully appreciate the work you put into this as well as getting my like since I plan/want to do this asap (but for my toy mini finger skateboards. So, I appreciate the raw, general, and factual information you have given and thank you for the time!
Thank you for encouraging me, l am very impatient. Many Blessings in your Business. 👏🌹
CharliMarie, Thank you so much for the amazing videos. I have been looking for videos on how to screen print using a DIY method to teach my middle school students in my art classroom! You have shown me a more thorough way to be able to screen print with them. I have now watched all of your screen printing videos and have learned so many things that will make everything so much easier and cheaper to do. Thank you again!
+AnnaMarie Gomez so glad I could help!
What "mesh" of fabric do you use?
it's swiss voile, a sheer curtain fabric :)
CharliMarieTV Thank you.
defenitely the clearest explanation yet! just like that other guy said! took the word out if mouth!
The PDF link doesn't work. 🙈
+Tyler Blair ah crap it seems my site is struggling! try again now? i just got it to load after few refreshes. Sorry about that! getting in touch with my web host.
CharliMarieTV No sweat! It works now :) Just thought I would shoot you a heads up.
+Tyler Blair thanks for letting me know, I really appreciate it! :)
This is soooooo cool! I'm going to try it at home for my husband's birthday. He loves that kind of T-shirts! Thank you for the clear explanation!
I think it was Smokey Robinson who famously said, "I second that emulsion."
+MrBob Dobalina hahaha!!!
@@charlimarieTV The Cars sang "Emulsions in motion".
This is the best tutorial I have ever seen for screen printing! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and experience!!
+Rachel Quesada you're most welcome!
Who s watching in 2018
Planet Everything barely 😂
I am watching now
I worked as a screenprinter for 8 years and we used a screen oven to cure the wet screens. it was a makshift box much like the cupboard charlie showed only bigger with a basic hairdryer mounted in a whole in the side to heat the air inside the box. There were rails up the sides for the screens to slide into like drawers. Fit about 30 screens in the box. It dried and cured them very quickly.
i want to make a doge meme shirt
Hey wait! Can we have other interests besides?? Well I guess not... if that's your meme. ;)
Finally!! Someone to properly explain this. I wasted half a day trying to get it right and I failed 😞.
Gonna have to try again soon.
Thanks for the video.
don't worry i failed many times when I was getting started too!
Whoa!! How dare u use Ed Shearan's face for stains......
It is a smooth explanation regarding screen painting. I appreciate it from core of my heart. (Y) Thanks for this video. I will try it too.
glad you found it useful!
Thank you so much for the details. You're literally the most detailed and most understandable when doing silk screening. This information will help me with my business and I thank you
Thank you so much Charli…. For your very generous time and excellent presentation. I will definitely give it a try. Many thanks…
Brilliant I screen printed 40 years ago and now my 10 year old daughter wants to learn the process, this video and the pdf file is just fantastic for her to learn from. The video is so clear and full of really concise info thanks a million.
You’re welcome Shawn! Hope your daughter has fun learning!!
Suggestion; when you stir the emulsion before use, put a lid on it and let it sit for 5 min. Then go back, tap it in the table a few times so the bubbles surface, and then pop the bubbles- then you will not have a problem with bubbles on your screen and in general it makes the process easier :) Anyway, great talk-through! I have only done this in a darkroom with all the professional gear, and really wanted to do it at home, so thank you for inspiration!!
+michelle olsen awesome suggestion thank you Michelle!
Wow! I've seen tons of videos but for some reason I understood much more after watching yours!
Short and sweet!!!!!!
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤
Thank you for this video! The directions were clear and this is the most helpful instructional video I have come across yet. Thank you!
glad you liked it Trista!
love the explanation. the most simplest way of understanding this. it's very interesting too.
just discovered this channel, such a comprehensive video, thank you!
Wow. You're awesome! You explain everything so well and in such an easy way to understand. Thank you!
Happy to help!
This video was so helpful, I just subscribed and I don't even know what your channel is about! Great job and thanks so much for sharing!!!
haha thanks Jasmyne!
thank you for the video and insightful information.. Not for sure certain that I will ever come to take on a screen print event but,, my curiosity always gets me.. Good work: keep steady
That black t-shirt you're wearing with the gold coloured text looks great. Ive heard that usually, you need a white under-base when printing light colours on dark fabric. Though since you're using a DIY screen printing workflow, I guess you're not using any under-base. The results still look impressive.
Love it. I just had a screen printing class and my teacher actually uses two transparent papers to make the design darker aswell. Thinking of doing this at home too now, so thanks for the video!
+Charlotte V.S. yes I'll often do that too! let me know how you get on :)
Hi Charli Marie. Thanks for this video and all the tips. It took me a couple of attempts but I have now cracked it. Developing the screens in November and in the UK took me 15 minutes to get a good result but having a small test screen is a great idea. Thanks again
+Summer Kemp thanks for sharing your results!
Hi Charli. Thank you for the great and informative video. Reminds me of my late Dad and myself. ☺️
Very well done on this video and your process. You make it so simple and clear. This has been the best recourse yet for this screen-printing newbie!! Thank you so much!
Great DIY video. As said below, it was very nice that you shared your tips and secrets.
Thank you so much for your informative videos! Because of you I thought I'd give screen printing a try. Best wishes! x
+Lilly Lumière awesome! wishing you the best of luck! let me know how it goes :D
Great easy to follow video! And your style of sharing information + DIY tips is excellent! Thanks so much.
how interesting. I actually came here to see about making my own PCB's using screen printing, but after seeing you do a screen print on a shirt (and it coming out really nice), I am eager to try out both. Thank you for making such an, easy-to-understand video.
+GM 1193 you're welcome! Glad I could help :)
We decided to go the same route, wish i saw this sooner! Emulsion is a nightmare substance. Thankyou for making this.
Thank you for being honest that mistakes will happen, LOL Awesome video, the supply list is helpful. My daughter and I are making this a regular project together. STAY AMAZING !!
Thank you Charli, I love your videos. I am a newbie but learning so much. Your are very generous to do this. Ellen, from Australia.
+ellen errey we were all newbies once! :)
Thank you for publishing this tutorial. I'm repurposing some "patch bays," as they are called, for a vintage mixing console in my home recording studio, and I'm looking for a means of applying the labeling for each jack. Your technique appears to answer what I was searching for. Thanks again!
Thank you for this video! Life saver! I'm currently setting up my own apparel shop and without your inspiration and video. I would still be going crazy on how it all works. Keep up the amazing videos!
+Mr Elliot Coates that's awesome Elliot! please let me know if there are certain things you're struggling with that you'd like a particular video about :)
Great tutorials! Always been curious how screen printing worked. Thanks!
This has been so helpful, I'm interested in trying to start screenprinting for my portfolio ☺
+Clara Fullerton so glad it could help Clara!
Thank you SOOOO much for this tutorial!! Very informative and easy to follow. P.s. your accent and voice is BEAUTIFUL! Us Americans do not have interesting accents. To me, we sound like boring pirates. Lol!!! Thanks again and subscribing!
+TheGort871 thank you so much!! Feedback like this makes my day :)