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Screen Print a Set of Cards

Past classPrerequisites

Print your own set cards & try out screen printing! In this class, you’ll print 6 5x7 cards to share or collect. New designs every month.

  • Shop: Screenprinting
  • Price: $30
  • Materials fee: $10, paid to the instructor at the first meeting
  • Instructor: Erin Shackelford
  • Last offered: Saturday, November 22

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Past date

  1. Saturday, November 22
    1:00PM - 3:00PM

About this class

Print your own set of custom cards! Come to this fun class and screen print a set of six cards that you can share with friends and family, or keep as small works of art. In this recurring class we will have new designs to print each month. This class is suitable for anyone 12+ (under 18 with an adult), no experience with screen printing necessary. In this class you will get an overview of the basics of screen printing, with an introduction to the shop and equipment, and then print your own set of cards to take home. We will provide artwork on prepared screens, ink, blank cards for printing, and all other necessary equipment.

What you’ll learn

Students will:

Ticket includes

Blank cards, envelopes, ink, pre-made screen printing screens with artwork.

What to bring

Please wear clothes appropriate for working with ink, aprons are recommended. We use water soluble ink, but it can dry and stain clothes, so please wear clothes that you don't mind getting ink on.

Prerequisites

All students must be 12 years old or older. Students under 18 must be accompanied by and under the direct supervision of a responsible adult.

Students must be able to stand, bend, reach, grasp, and pull while applying downward pressure with hands.

No previous screen printing experience needed.

Instructor: Erin Shackelford

Erin is a printmaker who loves to experiment with all types of printing - from screen printing and linocut to monoprint and cyanotype. Inspired by graphic art from protest movements and artists like Sister Corita Kent she believes art can be powerful and joyful. She loves to share knowledge and help people create whatever they are dreaming of making. Always a student, Erin can often be found in the screen printing shop or the jewelry shop at A2.

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