How to screen print

Cassie Nastase walks through screen printing a shirt in four steps, from coating the screen to heat pressing and curing the ink.

  1. Step 1: Coating the screen

  2. Step 2: Burning the screen

  3. Step 3: Printing with ink

  4. Step 4: Heat pressing and curing the ink

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