Very cool...now who gets the 1st ever made THREAD HEADS t-shirt!?!? Xmas is just 7 months away, who wouldnt want that in their stocking?
I love the stories you report on about other DIY news, that one about the Luminescent shirts was AWESOME!!! I gotta get me one of those!!!
Corinne, great job on the silk-screening...say do you have a section here where we can download large JPG logos of THREADHEADS and the whatever you call that Thimble Hand Thing?
I want to make my own.
And finally at what point will all these episodes be on DVD!?!??! L8R -Steve C
This episode is perfect. I have always wanted to experiment with silk screening, but didn't want to invest any money. I feel the spirit of Andy Warhol is close! Thanks.
I've been captivated by your show and everyweek I'm always looking forward to seeing THREADHEADS. I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE you guys and the tips you give us DOOURSELVEORITES. I can't wait to submit some of my work. KEep up the awesome work.
WOW I am in love with this place, i saw all the shows and saw your going to do a show on hats, which got me thinking, what about accessory's , bracelets, watches, sunglasses? it would awesome if you could do a show on these!!!
hey guys, i know im on the other side of the world here, but its nearly winter in australia!!! any ideas on how to funky up a plain knit scarfe???
P.S - love the screen printing!!!!!!!!!! :)
i went to my local joanns and the best fabric that they could give me was crinoline.
would that work?
and also, where would you buy silk-screening ink?
dinky and JU!CEBOX- below is a link to a blog that should answer your questions, also any fabric ink will work...sold mostly at craft stores:
http://www.threadbanger.com/post/490/diy-screen-printing-how-to
awesome! Me and my lil sis have plenty of time on our hands this summer, and that looks cool. Where would I get t-shirt ink and how is it different from regular ink or tye-die ink?
Hello, is there any website or links that has got stencils or templates that i can print out ? i couldn't find any. i need it for screen printing and for diy my t-shirts.Thanks alot ! Bye!
Wow this is exact;y whay im into at the minute (making my own tshirts) that video has actually helped me alot sorting out one of my designs. Thanks ever so much ThreadBanger. Wicked i can feel my little brain ticking over right now *tick tick*
As for those wicked light glowy tshirt things how cool are the thats awesome
i have a question.... what kind of fabric should you use instead of "a thinly woven mesh fabric" coz i cant find any here where i live O.o... would pantyhose work?
Hey guys, I love this DIY. Ummmmm do you care if I use the finger(s) Design you used??? I'm making my own jacket and I want to use it on the back (cause I wanna spread the word about my favorite online habit) ^_^
wowowow i have been wanting to buy a silkscreen but i dont want to pay for one...lol i need my money for other stuff.... and this is the best video for sure...again i found this website today and its sooo cool
I have tubes of oil paint that I barely used before I dropped out of an oil painting class like five years ago. Assuming the paint isn't totally solid inside the tubes, could I use that as my screen-printing ink?
I did something a lil diff based on this vid.
http://dadreadedfro.deviantart.com/art/The-Jacket-62600169
I used bleach instead of paint then dyed the whole sweatshirt green again to make the areas lighter ... sounds wierd check the pics :)
THREADBANGER! I LOVE YOU! i have so many ideas for shirt designs, and i had no way of doing it. IRONICALLY enough i have a HUGE box of womens stockings that are like 4 sizes too big for ANYONE! so im definately going to make my own. BTW, is there any other ink or paint i can use to put on my t-shirt? i dont have any fabric ink but i have fabric paint. (is that the same thing ?) THIS IS SO AWSOME im so reved up and i cant wait to start my own DIY shirt printing!
D.I.Y. screen printing: Take a trip with us to our neighborhood screen printing shop to see how the pro's do it , then learn how to make your own prints from home. Also get a chance to win two tickets to this years Maker Faire in San Francisco.
Very cool...now who gets the 1st ever made THREAD HEADS t-shirt!?!? Xmas is just 7 months away, who wouldnt want that in their stocking?
I love the stories you report on about other DIY news, that one about the Luminescent shirts was AWESOME!!! I gotta get me one of those!!!
Corinne, great job on the silk-screening...say do you have a section here where we can download large JPG logos of THREADHEADS and the whatever you call that Thimble Hand Thing?
I want to make my own.
And finally at what point will all these episodes be on DVD!?!??! L8R -Steve C
This episode is perfect. I have always wanted to experiment with silk screening, but didn't want to invest any money. I feel the spirit of Andy Warhol is close! Thanks.
ow sweet jesus!
Thank god you two are making this show.
I love your show sooo veeery toooo much^^
I've been captivated by your show and everyweek I'm always looking forward to seeing THREADHEADS. I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE you guys and the tips you give us DOOURSELVEORITES. I can't wait to submit some of my work. KEep up the awesome work.
cool
This is awesome, but what is Modge Podge? Any ideas on a UK-available alternative?
Mod Podge I s Basically Elmers Glue. You Can Buy it in any walmart or meijer store ( arts and Crafts section)
I love your show! You guys rock! I get ants in my pants by Friday waiting for the new episode!
You guys are awesome thanks for the help!!!
Could you guys do a tutorial on how to make silk screens for silk-screening? You know, the real way. :P With more detail too!
WOW I am in love with this place, i saw all the shows and saw your going to do a show on hats, which got me thinking, what about accessory's , bracelets, watches, sunglasses? it would awesome if you could do a show on these!!!
hey guys, i know im on the other side of the world here, but its nearly winter in australia!!! any ideas on how to funky up a plain knit scarfe???
P.S - love the screen printing!!!!!!!!!! :)
u guys rock !!!!!!!!!!!1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
u guys r leet crafters
can i download this video ? when i click download for:ipod/ouickTime(.m4v) nothing happens!?
i went to my local joanns and the best fabric that they could give me was crinoline.
would that work?
and also, where would you buy silk-screening ink?
oh, and o have tulip fabric paint.
would that work?
other than my confusion, you guys are doing a great job!
lol.
What exactly is "thinly woven mesh fabric"? Looks like pantyhose... I'd love to do this project but not sure which fabric to use... Love you guys!
dinky and JU!CEBOX- below is a link to a blog that should answer your questions, also any fabric ink will work...sold mostly at craft stores:
http://www.threadbanger.com/post/490/diy-screen-printing-how-to
I really love your show! I spray painted some of my shirt right after watching the show.
thanx pixie; can't wait to try it!
This episode made me so happy I went right out and started making shirts:
Thanks for airing this one! You kids are all right. :)
*M*
awesome! Me and my lil sis have plenty of time on our hands this summer, and that looks cool. Where would I get t-shirt ink and how is it different from regular ink or tye-die ink?
you wouldn't happen to know a way to make a skirt out of old jeans would you?
LoserPhace....check out the Thread Heads episode a few weeks back for Viewer Appreciation week. Its all in there for ya
Rob
Hello, is there any website or links that has got stencils or templates that i can print out ? i couldn't find any. i need it for screen printing and for diy my t-shirts.Thanks alot ! Bye!
Wow this is exact;y whay im into at the minute (making my own tshirts) that video has actually helped me alot sorting out one of my designs. Thanks ever so much ThreadBanger. Wicked i can feel my little brain ticking over right now *tick tick*
As for those wicked light glowy tshirt things how cool are the thats awesome
hay so do i just wash them by hand or washing machin good?
awesome
mod podge is just water resistant glue.
I'm really gonna try this at home :-p
where do you get the screen printing ink? any recommended stores?
Where do you get the fabric screen paint?
Thank you,
Shannon
@shannon we used speedball fabric ink which you can pick up at pretty much any craft store.
xoxo
c
Could (layers of?) pantyhose be used for the mesh?
i have a question.... what kind of fabric should you use instead of "a thinly woven mesh fabric" coz i cant find any here where i live O.o... would pantyhose work?
this is so cool, but what type of fabric did you use???
Hey guys, I love this DIY. Ummmmm do you care if I use the finger(s) Design you used??? I'm making my own jacket and I want to use it on the back (cause I wanna spread the word about my favorite online habit) ^_^
where do i get the pain for this?
wowowow i have been wanting to buy a silkscreen but i dont want to pay for one...lol i need my money for other stuff.... and this is the best video for sure...again i found this website today and its sooo cool
I have tubes of oil paint that I barely used before I dropped out of an oil painting class like five years ago. Assuming the paint isn't totally solid inside the tubes, could I use that as my screen-printing ink?
Best stitches,
everclaire
i feel like oil paint is too thick and it takes a really long time to dry. i personally wouldn't recommend it.
I did something a lil diff based on this vid.
http://dadreadedfro.deviantart.com/art/The-Jacket-62600169
I used bleach instead of paint then dyed the whole sweatshirt green again to make the areas lighter ... sounds wierd check the pics :)
bolindir.com
THREADBANGER! I LOVE YOU! i have so many ideas for shirt designs, and i had no way of doing it. IRONICALLY enough i have a HUGE box of womens stockings that are like 4 sizes too big for ANYONE! so im definately going to make my own. BTW, is there any other ink or paint i can use to put on my t-shirt? i dont have any fabric ink but i have fabric paint. (is that the same thing ?) THIS IS SO AWSOME im so reved up and i cant wait to start my own DIY shirt printing!
PLEASE HELP!
Would love to try the DIY silk screening! :)