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First time shrinky dinker. ;]

( octopus & camera )

Screenprinting question.

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I am a little experienced with screen-printing, but only the ghetto almost-DIY method, seen here. (thank you, girlx512)

I was wondering if by using the ghetto almost-DIY method of screen-printing, is the quality good enough to sell on etsy/ebay?

And if not, could you gals recommend where to buy a fairly cheap screen-printer or screen-printing kit that WOULD produce a good enough quality product to sell on etsy/ebay? I don't want one of those fancy $2,000 machines, though.

Also, any experiences you lovely ladies have had with screen printing and selling your creations online, are always appreciated, encouraged and welcomed! :)


Thanks in advance!

Dara, I've got your corkboard

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Otherwise known as quickie .75 cork board remodel.

( Yeah, this is what I do in my spare time.... )

Lots of new pendants some Halloween

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I have been in the painting mood lately and did some new pendants, I really love the Halloween ones. I think they have turned out really well. All the pendants are made out of clay, painted, sealed, and wire wrapped by me.

This first one was inspired by Day of the Dead


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:edited. more pictures added:
( take a look at some crafts )

first postness

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not very work appropriate!

( undies undies undies! )

arizona tea can craft?

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ugh, i think im going crazy. a pretty long time ago (like, i think more then a year) here on craftgrrl I found a really cool tutorial post on how to make like a coaster or it might have been a tealight, from what I'm pretty sure was an arizona  tea can (you know, one of those light green cans with the flowers on them) or a similiar looking pretty can

it involved cutting the can up and then folding it in such a way you ended up with something what i think was either a tealight or a coaster, the end result i think looked vaguely like a flower or something.

I was sure it bookmarked it, put it in memories or something, but i can't find it anywhere!
I allready looked in craftgrrls memories and also did a search but i can't find it.

Does anyone know what tutorial im talking about and maybe have a link to it? Thanks so much :)