Posted by squee.gee | 14 Mar 2009
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If you've had experience using the Yudu DIY screen-printing machine, leave a comment. Handmade Detroit's straight-up video review is pretty convincing.
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Comments
I have one (check out my blog for details)...it's really fun to use. -SO many possibilities!!
I do have one of screen printing and have tried to work with it the last 2 days. I sure wish they would have printed right side or wrong side on the screen. As of yet I have not printed a shirt. still practicing. am looking for free pictures and lettering to print on the shirt. Would like information to start in with. thanks Judy Barnes
I have a Yudu and I am absolutely thrilled with it. My first t-shirt was okay, but the second one came out just beautiful!! The biggest thing I can stress is to be patient with allowing the emulsion dry completely before pulling off the protective sheet. If you're patient you will get a much better screen. A lot of it is trial and error, which can be expensive, but the results are worth it!