🎨 Fabric Printing Techniques: Screens, Stencils, Inks, and Dyes for Optimal Results Review

Returned because I didn't understand that all techniques are related to screens. I thought some stencils were without screens. Too complicated for what I wanted.

I have been following this artist for a few years now, love all her techniques. It's great to learn more about her work and what it takes to create her amazing, meaningful pieces.

By far the simplest step-by-step guide, starting with direct lists of consumables needed for each technique. Of the books on the subject, this is my favorite source.

I was looking for a good book on screen printing on fabric and it met my needs. It has a good overview of the tools and techniques without lengthy, tedious explanations of very technical information. Now I just need to figure out how to arrange a table in a small apartment.

I was very excited when I received Jen Swearington Printing on FabriC. I do painting and surface design as a part-time job and am always looking for new ideas for my projects. "Printing on fabric” describes the products they use in their projects very well and I've found a few to try in my shop. Swearington primarily uses dyes and inks, but I thoroughly enjoyed her instructions on aligning the templates to create larger continuous patterns on the fabric, as well as creating repeat patterns.…