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I've done lots of silk screening using various methods - filler, tape, drawing fluid etc., but I want to do a really complicated image - a brass rubbing onto a scarf - for my mom. The kit i bought ages ago has the photo emulsion and sensitizer, but reading the instructions, it seems like getting the light exposure right is a pain. I don't have a light box, so I'd be using a regular lamp.
Has anyone here done this? Was it really hard to get right? Or did it go pretty easily? (If it takes many attempts, I'll learn to do it later, and try and use a screen filler method. Xmas frustration is running high! :) )
I've done lots of silk screening using various methods - filler, tape, drawing fluid etc., but I want to do a really complicated image - a brass rubbing onto a scarf - for my mom. The kit i bought ages ago has the photo emulsion and sensitizer, but reading the instructions, it seems like getting the light exposure right is a pain. I don't have a light box, so I'd be using a regular lamp.
Has anyone here done this? Was it really hard to get right? Or did it go pretty easily? (If it takes many attempts, I'll learn to do it later, and try and use a screen filler method. Xmas frustration is running high! :) )
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