Simple screenprinting Basic techniques & creative projects

Annie Stromquist

Book - 2005

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Published
New York, N.Y. : Lark Books c2005.
Language
English
Main Author
Annie Stromquist (-)
Edition
1st pbk. ed
Physical Description
128 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 26 cm
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (p. 127) and index.
ISBN
9781579906641
9781579904906
  • Introduction
  • History of screenprinting
  • Screenprinting basics
  • Gathering supplies
  • Assembling the printing unit
  • Learning to print
  • Enhancing your skills
  • Developing an idea
  • Exploring stencil techniques
  • Expanding your abilities
  • Materials and tools list
  • Applying your skills
  • Stenciled post cards
  • Decorated brown bags
  • Perfect place mats
  • Roses wrapping paper
  • Child art greeting card
  • Napkins with folk art design
  • Yard signs and arrows
  • Pillowcases with accents
  • Brightly striped windmills
  • Takeout cartons
  • Gardener's seed packets
  • Aprons for a group
  • Embellished calendar
  • Found object invitations
  • Family reunion t-shirts
  • Holiday gift tags
  • Tree-for-all seasons pillow
  • Family history album
  • Scarf with repeated pattern
  • Journal with textured pages
  • Apple-a-day get well cards
  • Labels for bags, boxes, or bottles
  • Artful table runner
  • Publicity poster
  • Photo-booth portrait
  • Patchwork quilt.
Review by Library Journal Review

Commercial artists have used screen printing with great success since the early 20th century, particularly in the textile industry. Advances in inks and equipment have made it a more practical craft for studio artists and home craftspeople. In this manual for beginners, Stromquist, a printmaking teacher, describes basic supplies, techniques of printing multiple colors, cleaning up, and troubleshooting. The simple step-by-step projects include greeting cards, labels, and household textiles. A photo gallery of screen-printed art work is included. Recommended for all arts and crafts collections. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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