This was my Saturday night, making various screen printed mailing labels.I made these screens out of 3 x 5 wood frames purchased from ikea, I adhered some mesh to the frames and then used liquid block out to make my design.. so easy!
Coming over here, I had the best revelation for your new blog name:
Jenny from the Blog
However, Google search with quotes leads to: Jenny from the Block - 535,000 Jenny from the Blog - 6,430
Looks like we missed the window. Rats!
ps: Have you ever used a scoop coater for getting emulsion on screens? Do they make them tiny? (My class got canceled, but they have another one next Sunday.)
Scoop coater, yes. I have only used them for larger screens though... seems you could find something that would work on a smaller scale. Have you ever been to McLogan's?
Saturday night, making various screen printed mailing labels.I made these screens out of 3 x 5 wood frames purchased from ikea, I adhered some mesh to the frames and then used liquid block out to make my design.. so easy!
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Coming over here, I had the best revelation for your new blog name:
Jenny from the Blog
However, Google search with quotes leads to:
Jenny from the Block - 535,000
Jenny from the Blog - 6,430
Looks like we missed the window. Rats!
ps: Have you ever used a scoop coater for getting emulsion on screens? Do they make them tiny? (My class got canceled, but they have another one next Sunday.)
Darn; should have put this in my first comment:
http://dialmformax.com/images/shep_smith_vs_j-lo.wmv
You are a nerd.
Scoop coater, yes. I have only used them for larger screens though... seems you could find something that would work on a smaller scale. Have you ever been to McLogan's?
Mini screens made from Ikea picture frames - brilliant!
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