Learn To Screen Print In A Day course is offered by Handmakers Factory. Transfer your own designs to fabric with the art of screen printing.
About this experience
Transfer your designs to fabric with the art of screen printing. In this workshop, you will learn the basics of screen printing, including effective set-up, equipment needed to do this at home and the best way to translate your design to stencil. No creative experience is necessary.
You will go home with an information sheet including all the info about the techniques taught, your printed designs and the knowledge to continue at home.
Please note: You will be creating stencils in this workshop, not emulsion screens. We have a separate workshop for the emulsion method here. We highly recommend taking this stencil workshop first.
What to bring
Wear clothes you don't mind getting paint on.
Any ideas, pictures or drawings to use as inspiration for your prints.
We will supply basic cotton fabric, and tote bags and t-towels are available to purchase on the day. Feel free to bring fabric, t-shirts, tea towels or tote bags. Light colours are best.
A selection of ink colours will be available. If you would like to use particular colours please feel free to bring these to the workshop.
Please bring your own lunch – fridge, sandwich toaster & microwave available. Or you can visit one of the many local cafes and restaurants.
Handmaker’s Factory, run by Nichola Prested, is a studio space in West Footscray, Melbourne empowering people to confidently create in a sustainable way, share their knowledge and learn new skills through our creative workshops.
Every single person has the ability to create art and under the guidance of a skilled and attentive teacher, your talent can flourish.
Perfect for beginners, or those wanting to brush up on their skills, this workshop will cover all the essentials, and give you the confidence, knowledge and tools to continue painting forevermore.
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