The Learning Curve
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Glitter and Silkscreens
Last week I showed you how to stencil on canvas using a custom silkscreen and one of our butterfly silkscreen stencils. If you’ve read the blog pos... -
Stenciling on Canvas
Learn how to stencil onto canvas with success. It's all in the way you apply your paint... -
Custom T-Shirts DIY - How to screen print on fabric
Simple designs, like logos or single color images are easy to print onto t-shirts yourself. Yes, it gets more difficult if you want multi-colors, but we’ll tackle that one in another post. Because first, you have to learn how to do the single color ones and that is actually pretty easy. -
The Cork Coaster Rollercoaster
Let me start off by saying that I’ve been very busy the past couple of weeks, dealing with mold; cleaning and painting a number of rooms (walls and... -
Bulk Stenciling Logos and QR Codes
Last week I tackled a very specific question: how many times can you reuse a silkscreen stencil using etching cream? This week I’ll be tackling the... -
DIY Glass Engravings - How to etch glass using silkscreens and etching cream
In this week’s blog post I’ll be tackling glass etching using our reusable silk screen stencils and etching cream. I’ll be testing out two different brands of etching cream (Etchall and Cadence) AND I’ll be testing out how many times I can reuse a single stencil before the etching cream “eats it up”. Plus I’ll be sharing some tips and tricks you don’t want to miss out on. So if you want to create your own customized glasses, keep on reading :) -
3 new things I have been trying (and 1 I am giving up)
I’ve been stenciling on an array of different types of surfaces, from fabric to glass, to plastic and I could go on. But to keep this post from getting too long, here are the latest 3 things I’ve been trying:
- Cards (the thicker paper ones),
- Cars (yes, actual moving vehicles - they were parked at the time of stenciling, though),
- Cake (the one I was most thrilled about!)
Keep reading to find out which one thing I won't be doing again...
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Getting Started - Silkscreen Stencils 101
In this blog post you’ll learn all about silkscreen stencils - what they are made of, what's the difference between All Surface and Fabric/Wood, and, most importantly, how to use the stencils. So let’s dive in shall we?
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Why stenciling sucks
New to stenciling? Follow our blog - The Learning Curve.
I’ll go through proper care and cleaning, things to keep in mind regarding different surfaces, and more - all so you will have the skills and know-how to get amazing results when stenciling - even if it’s your first time.
