Silk-screen printing for artists and craftsmen / Mathilda V. Schwalbach and James A. Schwalbach.
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TextPublication details: New York : Dover Publication, Inc. c1970Description: 142 pages : illustrations ; 29 cmISBN: - 486240460
- TT 273 .S39 1970
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction -- 1. Stencils - A short history -- 2. What is screen printing? -- 3. A print for the beginner -- 4. Producing a serigraph step by step -- 5. Making a fabric print -- 6. Possibilities with resists -- 7. Techniques for printing -- 8. Cleaning up - Unavoidable and messy -- 9. Handling the completed print.
This book discusses the process as it might be used in an elementary school environment with students as young as eight or nine working with available and inexpensive materials.
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