Screen Printing on Hanes Beefy-T Long Sleeve Shirts

by Jennifer | Feb 11, 2020 | Cricut Projects, Project Ideas, Screen Printing, Screen Printing Press, Tutorials

This post was sponsored by Brandwear United. Today is a cold, rainy day here in Texas. It’s the perfect day to wear… and talk about screen printing on long sleeve t-shirts. If you are looking to DIY your own branded t-shirts or maybe you want to sell them,...

Adding Glitter to Speedball Screen Printing Ink

by Jennifer | Feb 9, 2020 | Cricut Projects, Ink, Project Ideas, Screen Printing, Tutorials, Valentines

One of the most common questions I receive in teaching crafters how to screen print with vinyl is… how do I screen print with glitter?  There are screen printing inks out there that include glitter, but I have found that these require a different type of...

How to Screen Print on Poly Mailers

by Jennifer | Feb 3, 2020 | Cricut Projects, Project Ideas, Screen Printing, Tutorials

If you are selling your screen printed t-shirts (or any products), adding your logo to the mailing envelope is a simple way to add a professional touch.  Did you know you can screen print on poly mailer envelopes to DIY your own branded mailers?  This tutorial will...

How to Cut and Screen Print on Felt with Your Cricut Maker

by Jennifer | Jan 31, 2020 | Cricut Projects, Project Ideas, Screen Printing, Tutorials, Valentines

One of the many things I love about my Cricut Maker is that it can cut so many different materials. When I was considering which Cricut vinyl cutter to get, I knew the Maker would give me more possibilities in the long run.  Their quick swap tool system has allowed me...

Comparing 2 Methods of Screen Printing Overlapping Colors

by Jennifer | Jan 25, 2020 | Cricut Projects, Design Tips, Screen Printing, Screen Printing Press, Tutorials, Valentines, Vinyl Projects

When you are screen printing a design that has overlapping or touching colors, there are different techniques you can use depending on the result you are trying to achieve. I’m comparing two common methods that I call “overlap” and...