I wondered how people did this. I was scared to try it as it looked complicated. Your video makes me think I might can do this! Thanks for sharing ideas! XOXO
So you actually can’t. You have to wash the paint off or it ruins the screen which in turn washes off the vinyl. However you can make permanent screens with htv. You can actually remove the screen from the frame and change them out if you have designs you use all the time
i just did some red koozies with white Speedball paint.... followed all your steps correctly. why are some of the white images faded in some areas? i pulled the ink down 3 times on each one. wanted the red koozies to have bright white images and this is not the case.
@@CorinneBlackstone so how do you remove the original paint. I mean. Will the surface be smooth or do you have to remove the dried outs paint. Sorry. First time I saw this. This would be a great tutorial what you do when you are done with projects. Thank you so so much
@@gentryluz as stated in the video you wash the screen before the paint dries. You just simply rinse it with Luke warm water until it’s clean and allow it to air dry
So how can you do a second coat for crisp lines and more uniform color on dark tshirts? I know they have a screen with a with a hinge hinge that allows you to pull it up and then replace it back down but I'm not sure how to keep the T-shirt in place for sure?
@@CorinneBlackstone Using the hinged speedball screen, do you mean by holding the screen up by hand or with the kickstand thing, drying with a heat gun and placing the screen back down and applying a second coat?
@@CorinneBlackstone In addition to question above, do I need clamps to hold the hinged screen in place? Or can I just place on hindered screen on the tshirt you did, and carefully pulling up and the screen where it would stay in place so the second coat is exactly in the same position?
I have not ever done this before but it looks just as good and a lot less expensive than the more expensive methods which involves buying a new printer.
Great tutorial! I never thought to apply the ink before pressing the frame to the shirt! Does that step help with bleeding? I keep getting bleeding on my screen print projects it’s driving me nuts!
Corrine help. I am working on a project and I'm at the end of the rope. I have a design I made I have it in cricut ready to cut out. I want it to cut out as a sticker. I have it all on print/cut and had it print on some transfer vinyl. When I went to cut, it was cutting all the letters and objects out. I want it to just cut around it. HELP.
Applied correctly htv will outlast your shirt. So if it’s not lasting long it’s not being applied correctly. These are two very different products. Screen print lasts just as long and as for easier I would say similar but less expensive especially if you are doing multiple shirts with the same design
@@CorinneBlackstone do you think if I did my best to like. Get all the ink off on a piece is scrap and then did a few passes with the new color it’d work out?
Thank you Corinne for this tutorial, had many questions and you did answer all.
you can also lightly iron on freezer paper as a backing to prevent bleed through. this is a great tutorial, thanks!!!
I can screen print now?!?! Holy cow, this is a game changer!!
Yep! It’s so easy!!
This is a great little tutorial
Thank you!
Omg. I’m so glad I ran into your channel. Awesome video
I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!!
Love it! I love Auntie Tay, I have been watching her for a really long time!
Love your videos! So helpful!
This is a wonderful tutorial! Thank you.
I wondered how people did this. I was scared to try it as it looked complicated. Your video makes me think I might can do this! Thanks for sharing ideas! XOXO
You can do this!
looks really good!
I use a lil heat with a blow dryer and that makes the adhesive stick way better. It's like fast forwarding time with the vinyl.
There is no need to heat the vinyl and the heat can actually damage the screen if you heat it a bit too much.
Thxs for sharing, I’m now getting into this
Love this.
Thank you! That looks fun!
Wow another great video. Thank you
Thanks got to give this a try.
Awesome! Tutorial thank you so much. Could you use a professional steam press without the steam? Or cricut press
Yes absolutely either one will work
Thanks for sharing good instructions. what shirt did you use?
I think it was a gilden or Hanes
@@CorinneBlackstone oh thank you for the info.
Thank you so much 💓 for this great video
Thank you for the video, what brand of transfer tape is that one? Thanks
It’s medium tack from here www.143vinyl.com/Clear-Medium-Tack-Transfer-Tape-12-inches-by-30-Feet.html?partner=196113
Do you a video on how to make a creepy print tranfer and what you need to make them
I don’t know what a creepy print transfer is?
@@CorinneBlackstone sorry stupid phone screen print tranfer
@@ladybug93107 hahaha I was so confused. Screen transfers are different they are made with special ink and printers
@@CorinneBlackstone ok thank you
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Corrine you are giving me anxiety 😂
Can you leave the vinyl on?
So you actually can’t. You have to wash the paint off or it ruins the screen which in turn washes off the vinyl. However you can make permanent screens with htv. You can actually remove the screen from the frame and change them out if you have designs you use all the time
@@CorinneBlackstone That's cool!
What kind of ink do you use?
Everything I use is linked in the video description but here is the link amzn.to/3PRshFR
It works great but I will say the the speedball colors do crack sometimes
Thanks for the tip
i just did some red koozies with white Speedball paint.... followed all your steps correctly. why are some of the white images faded in some areas? i pulled the ink down 3 times on each one. wanted the red koozies to have bright white images and this is not the case.
White on bright colors is hard honestly it doesn’t always work great. I have yet to get a really bright white with screen print
Can you use other svg. Or what type of svg do you recommend How many times can you use the frame. I hope multiple fir the price
The frame can be used over and over. You can use any design you want
@@CorinneBlackstone so how do you remove the original paint. I mean. Will the surface be smooth or do you have to remove the dried outs paint. Sorry. First time I saw this. This would be a great tutorial what you do when you are done with projects. Thank you so so much
@@gentryluz as stated in the video you wash the screen before the paint dries. You just simply rinse it with Luke warm water until it’s clean and allow it to air dry
@@CorinneBlackstone oh thanks. I missed that part
So how can you do a second coat for crisp lines and more uniform color on dark tshirts? I know they have a screen with a with a hinge hinge that allows you to pull it up and then replace it back down but I'm not sure how to keep the T-shirt in place for sure?
You would need to flash dry it with a heat gun and place the screen back down getting it lined up again.
@@CorinneBlackstone Using the hinged speedball screen, do you mean by holding the screen up by hand or with the kickstand thing, drying with a heat gun and placing the screen back down and applying a second coat?
@@CorinneBlackstone In addition to question above, do I need clamps to hold the hinged screen in place? Or can I just place on hindered screen on the tshirt you did, and carefully pulling up and the screen where it would stay in place so the second coat is exactly in the same position?
@@CorinneBlackstone Great video, btw! Thanks for your expertise!
@@sharilee4412 the hinge would make it a lot easier
Do you have to have a fluorescent light source for the glow in the dark ink to work?
Nope just regular light. Sunlight, house lights they all work.
Thank you so much!
Wher did you get your heat press?
www.143vinyl.com/starcraft-heat-press-15x15-clam-shell-mint.html?partner=196113
Is it possible to do more than one colour
Yep! th-cam.com/video/kp0aSopLBqs/w-d-xo.html
When doing more than 1 color how long to dry between colors?
Usually about an hour but it really depends how thick the ink is
@@CorinneBlackstone That’s great to know. Can I use Cricut HTV?
I have not ever done this before but it looks just as good and a lot less expensive than the more expensive methods which involves buying a new printer.
Can I use regular HTV?
@@debbieproctor7921 as a stencil? Yes but it’s permanent then
Great tutorial! I never thought to apply the ink before pressing the frame to the shirt! Does that step help with bleeding? I keep getting bleeding on my screen print projects it’s driving me nuts!
It does help with bleeding. If you are getting bleeding also use less pressure and ink
Is it possible to wash and reuse the same vinyl stencil??
I have a video about making reusable stencils here th-cam.com/video/WFtp3NYvasU/w-d-xo.html
Where did you get your heat press?
Hi! My heat press is this one www.143vinyl.com/starcraft-heat-press-15x15-clam-shell-mint.html?partner=196113
Corrine help. I am working on a project and I'm at the end of the rope. I have a design I made I have it in cricut ready to cut out. I want it to cut out as a sticker. I have it all on print/cut and had it print on some transfer vinyl. When I went to cut, it was cutting all the letters and objects out. I want it to just cut around it. HELP.
This video explains how to correct your problem :) a lot easier than trying to type it out. I hope it helps! th-cam.com/video/IJjTfYveZlU/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much Corrine. I did it, not what I had invisioned, but I got it to cut around my design. Thank you for your help and direction.
can u reuse the screen or is it a 1 time use??
Yes you can make multiple shirts with the screen but you’ll need to do them all at the same time before the screen dries
@@CorinneBlackstone nice tysm
@@LOVESTOWRITEKID24 you’re very welcome
Do you think this will last longer than vinyl? Easier to use?
Applied correctly htv will outlast your shirt. So if it’s not lasting long it’s not being applied correctly. These are two very different products. Screen print lasts just as long and as for easier I would say similar but less expensive especially if you are doing multiple shirts with the same design
@@CorinneBlackstone what kind of htv do you use ? And what would be the correct way for you ?
@@itsjustlexxx I use Starcraft softflex and siser you want to be sure you are following the manufacture directions. That is the correct way
Can you reuse the same image on the screen with multiple shirts?
Yes you sure can!
Hi, Since this is Mickey, this can't be made and sold. Correct?
Correct this can only be used for personal use
I dont see the link to clean the stencil and the screen
Just rinse it in warm water no soap required you can use your hand to rub off any thicker bits of paint
what do you do to clean the screen?
As I said in the video just simply rinse it out well in the sink. You can remove the vinyl while you rinse it. Use Luke warm water. No need to scrub
@@CorinneBlackstone how do you feel about rinsing the screen without removing the vinyl to do the same design in a different color?
@@jeanettecorbin4696 your vinyl is going to come off. There’s just not enough grip for it to hold on with the addition of water
@@CorinneBlackstone do you think if I did my best to like. Get all the ink off on a piece is scrap and then did a few passes with the new color it’d work out?
@@jeanettecorbin4696 you’d have to test it. It might work
My problem is I have a hard time trying to get the transfer to stick to the screen
likely your transfer tape it too sticky. Try desticking it a little on your shirt or table
Thank soooo much 💕
I thought you were only supposed to go up and down a outlet times!
How many shirts can you make off one stencil?
As many as you want as long as the vinyl holds. I have done 25 and it was still holding.
That ink on the right side of the screen had me stressed OUT 🥵
Where do get your designs/quotes from? I’ll be new to this!
All my favorite sites are linked in the video description
Hello. Where did you get the cart that your Cricut is on in the background?
Michael’s! go.magik.ly/ml/14dva/