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Screenprinting: The Ultimate Studio Guide from Sketchbook to Squeegee

Print Club London

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Why we picked it

A fully illustrated studio manual on screen-printing techniques, materials and processes. Step-by-step tutorials cover basic and advanced methods, and workshop sections come from well-known printers including Ben Eine and Bob Gill. It is written for beginners and experienced printers alike. Useful for learning the process properly before investing in screens, inks and exposure equipment for printing shirts or bags.

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