Tone on Tone Screen Printing Tutorial

[@jeannemarklin113]

Neat idea Angie! I like the way you’ve turned a stencil into a screen too. Thanks for sharing this idea.

[@AngieEKnowlesTextileArtistry]

Thank you Jeanne! I hope you try the stencil idea. It has been one of my favorite ideas I've come up with.

[@cathykulick6067]

Tried this and loved it! Keep those suggestions and tips coming, Angie.

[@AngieEKnowlesTextileArtistry]

Thank you Cathy! So glad you found this helpful and would love to see your pieces.

[@bonnieward4760]

Love the black on black Angie…thanks for this process video & the link to your screen stencil video…I had forgotten about that nifty idea

[@AngieEKnowlesTextileArtistry]

Thank you Bonnie. Don't forget about that! You need to give it a try.

[@LyndaHeines]

Angie, This is great! I had no idea the black would work on black fabric. I can't wait to try this. Thanks!

[@AngieEKnowlesTextileArtistry]

Lynda, I was very surprised myself at how well this worked. Try it on other fabrics. I've also printed several colors of blue on indigo dyed fabric and it was fabulous!

[@LyndaHeines]

@@AngieEKnowlesTextileArtistry I'm doing a video and post about this but just using stencils. You and your channel are mentioned. However, I still need to finish the video before they are posted. Instead of black I'm using other colors. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@jenniferlawson3847]

Very interesting technique! Is your clear transparent base gloss finish, matte finish or satin finish?

[@AngieEKnowlesTextileArtistry]

Jennifer, I use a clear base designed for fabric. You can use almost any acrylic clear base. Mine is a matte finish.

[@jenniferlawson3847]

@@AngieEKnowlesTextileArtistry Thank you