Learn to Screen Print with Speedball Flex Ink

Artist Jennifer Sanderson demonstrates how to create vibrant, stretchable designs with Speedball Craft Vinyl Screen Printing Kits and Speedball Flex Screen Printing Inks. #ad
Find the full instructions and materials list here: www.dickblick.com/project-ide...

[@ChantelleArts]

This is fantastic, it looks like so much fun to do ❤❤❤

[@amiemarieart]

This is definitely on my "to try list" it's something ive always wanted to try, but thought it was to complex. Thanks for showing us the steps- much appreciated ❤

[@Blick_Art]

We're glad you enjoyed it! Screen printing is a great skill to learn for so many art and craft applications. When you try it for yourself, let us know your results!

[@SaucyFields]

I'm confused, doesn't the transfer tape cover the gaps in the vinyl? Does it only adhere to the vinyl?

[@Blick_Art]

The tape surrounding the vinyl stencil just blocks the open portion of the screen where you don't want the ink to pass through. It sticks tightly enough to stay in place. Keep in mind that this is a one-shot screen that isn't meant to last more than one print run. Afterward, the tape and stencil can be removed, and the screen canbe washed out and reused.