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Tutorial Sneak Peek

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Not ready yet, but it will be tonight or tomorrow! So I thought I’d give you a sneak peek! Perfect for making multiple Christmas presents! If you want to go ahead and order the materials so you are ready to go…..here is what you’ll need:

:: Speedball Screenprinting kit
:: A piece of glass the size of your screen (I bought an 11″ x 14″ frame glass from the craft store)
:: 4 pushpins
:: A piece of black fabric
:: Screenprinting ink (if you want colors other than the ones included in the kit)

Tutorial Sneak Peek via lilblueboo.com

Tutorial Sneak Peek 2 via lilblueboo.com

Tutorial Sneak Peek 3 via lilblueboo.com

Aren’t they cute?!

About Ashley Hackshaw

Living a simple, creative life in #smalltownusa Bryson City, NC. Renovating a 1960s ranch house and an old train depot. Thank you for reading! Read more in my about section. 

Comments

  1. Kelly says

    I loved those little Russian dolls growing up. I had a couple of them and would constantly take them apart and play with them. I loved restacking them too! This brought me back to my childhood. So cute…

  2. Charity says

    I cannot wait!!! My husband is from Russia and I have Martroshka dolls for my 2 girls. I am already super excited for this tutorial! Thanks!

  4. the monkey's mama says

    I'm so excited for the tutorial!

    Also, harking back to yesterday's post, we do a 4-gift theme for our kiddos–something they need, want, read, and wear. I'm SO hoping that my husband will let me buy that Snow White outfit for my daughter as her something to wear! 😮

  7. Julie @ Joy's Hope says

    I am getting in my plane and flying over for personal lessons and to use your stuff.
    kaythanksbye.

  10. Carol B says

    ah!
    Have always wanted to be a screen-printer, but can't find the materials…..saw an ad years ago, but was so exhorbitantly expensive.
    Made my own stensils from faulty xrays from local hospital, but they just aren't the same (paint creeps under edges with multiple use).

    This looks so exciting.

  11. Carol B says

    ah!
    Have always wanted to be a screen-printer, but can't find the materials…..saw an ad years ago, but was so exhorbitantly expensive.
    Made my own stensils from faulty xrays from local hospital, but they just aren't the same (paint creeps under edges with multiple use).

    This looks so exciting.

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