Screen Print with me ✸ HOW I BURN A SCREEN ✸ Printing at home ✸

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Published 2023-10-17

It’s happening! This is not a drill! — I made my first YouTube video! Excited to take this journey with you ♥

In this video, I'll walk you through how I burn a screen at home. I review a couple of methods for preparing film positives and give you a peek into what my "dark room" (it's a closet lol) looks like.

Enjoy!

Supplies I mentioned:
✸ Canon TS9520 Inkjet Printer
✸ 11x17 Inkjet Film
✸ Posca Pens
✸ Scoop Coater
✸ Ecotex PWR Emulsion
✸ SPD Exposure Unit

Where to find me:
✸ Website ➜ www.fromlinetoline.com/
✸ Instagram ➜ www.instagram.com/fromlinetoline/
✸ TikTok ➜ www.tiktok.com/@fromlinetoline

Screen Printing Supplies (affiliate links):
✿ Amazon storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/fromlinetoline/

✿ Screen Print Direct: screenprintdirect.com/
Use code “fromlinetoline” for 15% off :)

Music by Louie Zong
✸ louiezong.bandcamp.com/ ✸

All Comments (21)

@BenjaminLaban 1 month ago

Thanks,I'm really satisfied with your video, I did get what I wanted to see .
@Carly0432 8 months ago

I can't believe this is your first video!!! the editing is so lovely 🥹 I'd love to see how you use the screen!! and if there are any ways you've made your process more efficient over time!
@BruceLeef 1 month ago

Thanks for sharing.. really enjoyed your video.. WOW.. I never knew you can draw on the transparency film ... You also pointed me to the printer I need.. thanks again ☺️
@JoseFlores-wv1tn 21 days ago

Thank you so much ! You did great!!
@dafnidimitriadi6640 8 months ago

Can’t wait for more videos 😍😍
@Lafondagorr 8 months ago

Ok Adriana with that GLOW
@chloewalimaa1599 7 months ago

Thank you so much for this!! Incredibly helpful
@TheVitolaradioactiva 7 months ago

Amazing, very educational, thanks for sharing
@kyranwright9864 7 months ago

Thank you for sharing!
@alaynalime 5 days ago

I've been seeing your videos on TikTok and was hoping you had YT! So happy to have found it! Would you be willing to make a video going more in depth on your small set up and how you manage it? I am very interested in starting up from home but thinking of using a light as an exposure unit intimidates me, then there's needing a wash booth, dark room, etc. Also, is there anything you'd do differently if you were to start all over? Tips to beginners? Thanks so much! I know I am asking a lot!
@clearpointcreatives1683 7 months ago

Awesome. Keep up the good work. 👍
@evefavorse5939 5 months ago

Great video, TFS!
@asap954 8 months ago

🔥 🔥 🔥
@sharpi22 1 month ago

Do you have any tips for filtration for your washout booth? Where does the water go?
@martybell81 8 months ago

Love this video! Thank you for sharing. Does it matter what type of pressure washer attachment? I didn't see it on your Amazon storefront
@puttnyadowntv7841 1 month ago

So when your done burning the screen it’s ok to rinse it in the sun ?
@marysabelg 7 months ago

You mentioned to apply the emulsion to the scoop coater in the dark but there’s some available natural light in the video. Would you say having a little of natural light is fine? Or was it just for the video? 😅
@hannahcross8531 2 days ago

Thank you for this! Do you use a degreaser before you start?
@yourcreativeplayground6829 3 months ago

I’m looking to do smaller silkscreens like 5x7 and smaller how would I go about burning screens smaller? Can I make a large screen with the photo emulsion, cut the size I need before I burn them and then burn the smaller screens?
@alfonsoromero2800 4 months ago

thanks for your videos. I followed all your instructions, all in a dark room, using PWR. but when it comes to washing with water to get my image. It was noticeable but I could never get it to clean up. I used a 30w UV lamp for 30 seconds and then 15 seconds and both attempts had the same result. Any recommendation. My first time trying to do this.