DIY screen printing kit A4

Your start in the world of screen printing: The DIY screen printing kit A4

For anyone who wants to try screen printing: Our A4 screen printing starter set is the ideal way to get started. Small but mighty: It contains everything you need to print your own designs on T-shirts, tote bags, paper, leather, or cardboard.

Everything you need to create a stencil with your design for screen printing is included.

Create high-quality, single-color prints up to DIN A4 size (21.0 x 29.7 cm) and get creative! The contents of this set are enough to easily print 50 T-shirts. Best of all: the quality is impressive. That's screen printing for you! Excellent color reproduction and superb durability, especially on textiles. This set can also be used for printing on paper or cardstock!

You can reuse your frame many times!

The coolest thing about screen printing: your screen isn't a one-hit wonder! If you fancy a new design, you simply wash the old one out of the screen with the included emulsion remover. Just like that, clean!

Then you degrease the frame and simply expose your next design onto it. It's that easy, using only sunlight/daylight. This way you can try out fresh, new designs in no time and bring countless ideas to life.

Here's everything included: The DIY set at a glance

Tools & Accessories

• 1x A4+ screen printing frame with fabric for prints up to DIN A4

• 1x screen printing squeegee A4 for clean paint application

• 1x coating trough (for DIN A4 + A3) for an even application of the photo emulsion

• 1x wooden spatula for stirring and applying

• 1x Yellow light lamp (For the darkroom)

Consumables & Chemicals

• 10x screen printing films (DIN A4) for your inkjet printer

• 240g photo emulsion for creating your stencil

• 250g black screen printing ink for perfect printing on textiles & more.

• 500ml degreaser for optimal sieve preparation

• 500ml Eco Paint Remover to easily remove paint residue

• 500ml emulsion remover to remove the emulsion from the sieve and to clean your sieve for new designs.

Instructions

• You can find instructions under Instructions > "Do-it-yourself screen printing".

• A video tutorial will also be available soon.

What else you need (but it's not rocket science):

To get your design onto the exposure film, you have two simple options:

• Press: Use a regular inkjet printer to print your graphics as a template.

• Paint: Grab a black marker with good coverage and draw directly onto the foil/film. You can then expose this design immediately.

• Optional: A screen printing exposure lamp. Without a lamp, simply expose for one minute using daylight.

That's it! You'll find the rest in the set.