Textile Silkscreen Printing with Stencil

Overview

“We will explain the different ways that exist to incorporate a print on a garment, with an allover or positional print and we will give you some examples. From the templates with base garments, which you will find attached at the end of this unit you can, once printed, design the first sketches of your prints, creating an allover print t-shirt and a positional print sweatshirt, which will be the ones we will print as final project.”

In this video lesson Festela Store addresses the topic: Compositions and final design, which is part of the Domestika online course: Textile Silkscreen Printing with Stencil. Create unique garments by printing your own designs by hand.

Partial transcription of the video

“Now that we have our drawings and patterns. it's time to place them on our final garments. Before starting to draw. we must understand that there are two main types of prints: positional prints and all-over prints. Positional prints are designed with specific placements in mind. often following a deliberate sequence or layout. incorporated in a specific place on our garment. On the other hand. all over prints are those that repeat the pattern or image endlessly over the area of our garment. In the fashion industry. to achieve an all use Rapport files. Rapport files are square-shaped designs...”

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Course summary for: Textile Silkscreen Printing with Stencil

• Level: Beginner
• 97% positive reviews (225)
• 5658 students
• 5 units
• 16 lessons (1h 37m)
• 9 downloads

• Category

  Craft, Design

• Areas

  Fashion Design, Printing, Screen Printing, Textile Design, Textile Printing