Best Practices: Making Your Own Printing Board

A tutorial for creating your own light weight, easy-to-store printing board for silk screening fabric or creating a soft surface for using a gelli plate.
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[@lindageiger321]

I love that the 2'x4' panel fits exactly on the table! Here's another option to bed-lifters for adding height: cut 4 lengths of PVC pipe and slide them on the table legs. This is a way to make the table just about any height you would like (I like my tabletops to be a specific height for comfort and ergonomics.) I then cut slits in 4 tennis balls to create "feet" on the pipe ends, so the pipes do not scratch the floor. Maybe this is not as easy to assemble and store as bed-lifters, but what the heck, it works for me! :)

[@mudwoman3835]

The small folding table I got has adjustable legs so that’s an option too

[@tamarassaf]

Thank you Jane for all your wonderful informative videos. Can you please share the brand of iron you are using here and are so happy with? Thank you.

[@marcitackett3509]

Thank you for your video. What would you suggest as a printing board for printing yardage please?