On Saturday, I blogged about how you can use bleach to create stencil art on your t-shirt. Today, here's how you can do silk-screen printing using embroidery hoops and waterproof glue. Flickr set here.
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Thats a pretty cool technique! My girlfriend and I just started up a small custom tshirt printing business... Right now we do vinyl, transfer and a little bit of screen printing using nehoc system. We are also starting to apply diamontes. You can check us out at www.sydneycustomtshirts.com.au Thanks
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