Photo Screen Printing / Weekend Course at Salford Makers

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Photo Screen Printing / Weekend Course

Salford Makers, Chapel Street
16-17 November 2019

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One69a’s weekend course introduces photo screen printing, giving you the opportunity to translate your digital designs, collages, illustrations and photographs into screen prints.

You will also learn how to print multi-colour designs onto card stock and single colour designs onto textiles and card stock. There will be a range of fabric, papers, card, t-shirts and tote bags for you to use within the course fee and you will be encouraged to explore and experiment printing onto different materials.

In addition to the screen printing itself, you will also learn other important steps required in order to make successful prints including coating and reclaiming screens, exposing and preparing screens and mixing inks.

The course is a great introduction to screen printing and allows you to get to grips with a basic understanding of the process.  It is also a great starting point to show you how simple it can be to build a basic tabletop screen printing set up in your studio or at home

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