This "tusche-like" or positive screen printing technique is an excellent method for the elementary classroom on up! First, brush Speedball Drawing Fluid on all areas you desire to print and let dry. Next, spread Screen Filler over the entire bottom side of the screen and let dry. Finally, spray cold water onto the top of the screen to wash out the areas covered by Drawing Fluid. Use filler to touch up any pin holes. Once dry, the screen is ready for printing with any water-based ink. Remove filler with hot water and detergent. |
