Hey, creative friends! I recently had a blast using EZScreen stencils to create glow-in-the-dark body paint designs for my niece and nephew. Let me walk you through the process! Step-by-Step Fun Materials Needed: EZScreen Ready-to-Use Stencil Tacky Spray Midnight Glo Body Paint (from Amazon) Sponge Brush Black Light (in order to make the paint "glow") How It’s Done: Prepare the Stencil: Lightly spray tacky spray on the bottom of the EZScreen stencil (the shiny side). A note here, the tacky spray should be dry before you apply it to skin to make sure that it doesn't tug too much :) Pla ..read more

Hey there, crafting enthusiasts! ? I recently had the most amazing time visiting my aunt and uncle in Hawaii, and I couldn't resist capturing the breathtaking beach scene near their home. With the time difference, I found myself wide awake before sunrise, so I decided to sketch out the serene scene and turn it into a wearable memory.   Early Morning Creativity As the sun began to peek over the horizon (gotta love that time difference), I grabbed a piece of paper and started sketching the beach view. Inspired by the tranquility of the morning, I drew the design onto regular paper and then ..read more

We had a blast making our own family shirts for our trip to Japan, and they turned out so fun! One of our cousins drew up the design, and we transformed it into a set of EZScreen stencils using one of our screen printing kits. Since we wanted a two-color design, we created one stencil for the background wave, which we printed in black and gray. For the "Japan 2024" text, we cut a small section of a second EZScreen and printed it in a rich red. We ended up printing shirts for everyone in our group—nine shirts in total, plus a pair of shorts! (If you are looking for a more detailed tutorial on ..read more

EZScreenPrint has been an absolute game changer for my work! The Artistic Journey of Candace Fincher Today, we're excited to give a huge shoutout to Candace Fincher, a remarkable artist who works in watercolor and ceramics. We especially like how she seamlessly blends traditional artistry with modern techniques to create stunning, but approachable, ceramic pieces. Candace’s journey has led her to painting and ceramics where she has found her unique artistic voice.   Paintbrushes and Clay Candace has always been an artist at heart, but it was her venture into ceramics that brought a refre ..read more

Ever wondered how to make a custom canvas bag with a unique print? Well, it’s easier than you think with EZScreens® and Torch Paste! Today, I’m going to walk you through the process of transferring your own artwork onto a canvas bag using these amazing tools. See How to Use Torch Paste on Canvas in this Video What You’ll Need to Screen Print with Torch Paste: Drawing method (shown in video): A piece of paper with your initial sketch Acrylic paint marker (Link to our favorite) Transparency film of any type (you can even use the plastic sheet that comes with an EZScreen®) Digital method: A ..read more

There’s something magical about children’s doodles — their pure lines and unfiltered creativity. So, inspired by the charming imagination of my three-year-old niece, I decided to try transforming one of her simple drawing into a custom made-just-for-you shirt for her mom :) Watch Me Turn My Nieces Doodles into a Silk Screen Stencil with this Video! Where to start? First, you're gonna need to get yourself a child. Next, you're going to want to gather the following items: EZScreen Stencil (If you're new, grab the starter kit! It gives you everything you need to make the stencil ..read more

Hoping to find the best markers to make a silk screen stencil, I embarked on a creative experiment with four different marker brands: T5 Funcils, tesquio, and Artistro black acrylic markers. Armed with an inkjet transparency sheet, my mission was to find which marker could handle the delicate dance between fine and thick lines with ease. Watch Me Make a Silk Screen with a Hand-Drawn Transparency Why Hand Draw Your Transparency? There are a number of reasons why you might want to hand draw a transparency rather than printing your screen printing transparency. The number one reason is that it i ..read more

Join us on a creative adventure with wood and fire (or rather heat, but you get the idea)! This time around, we're diving into the world of pyrography, but with a twist. Here's a little video on how a simple turtle design found its way burned into wood, using an EZScreen stencil and some clever torch paste magic. Watch the Video: What you need: Torch Paste (Amazon Link) Repositionable (Tacky) Spray (Amazon link) EZScreen Stencil (Make your own, or grab one of our Ready-to-Use stencils!) Wood Squeegee (these come in our starter kits, or you can grab an individual one here) Plastic Spoon ..read more

If you are like me, etching on glass can sound a little intimidating. However, it is quite fun, and as you will see, easier than you might think! You only need a few easy to procure supplies and basic equipment. Watch the Video:  Screen Printing Supplies for Etching Glass 1 EZScreen® (we used the Azalea Ready-to-Use stencil) Tacky spray (Amazon link) Armor Etch (Amazon link) Glass (We don't know enough about glass to make a recommendation yet, but this is what we purchased to make this video: glass on Amazon) How to Screen Print Etching Paste on Glass Lightly mist the stencil with the ..read more

Retired software engineer-turned-glass artist, Ilene Goldman embraces the fusion of technology and art in the scenic Hudson Valley. Her transition from code to kiln-fused glass designs is marked by innovation, using EZScreenPrint stencils to imprint her distinct logo across diverse media, from glassworks to watercolors.   Ilene’s enthusiasm for EZScreenPrint extends to their ready-to-use stencils, enhancing her creations with exquisite designs before the transformative fire of the kiln. Her craftsmanship is a dance of hands, mind, and heart—echoing the ethos of artist Louis Nizer—Who s ..read more