How to Line Up Screen Printing for Multi-Color Designs

When you are screen printing at home with a simple setup, lining up your design for multi-color shirts can be tricky. This video shows my own “hack” that I use when screen printing multiple shirts with multiple colors. I use color coding dots to line up the screens BEFORE I start with the ink. Then, I can easily line up shirt after shirt. Visit my blog for the step-by-step instructions on this process.

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[SolarGraphX]

Great video
I love see the different way other printers do things. I always tell people there are no rules in screen printing or the design process, only manufacturers product instructions.

[rockler]

Love you’re videos please never stop. You are

[johnseber]

This was very helpful I’ve been making vinyl shirt and getting into screen printing and this will help a lot

[ZambieCrew]

Great video ! Keep them coming. Be cool to see a video of the process of you making the design before printing on vinyl !

[Fullrusher]

Great vid as always I still haven’t started screen printing yet lol no orders, I may just get a job and sell my equipment lol

[VALIDlikeKHALID]

Can you explain how you use those circles to line up your screens

[modestobz]

What did you use for the registration marks? And how did u get them to line up after switching to the screen machine??

[amandahakim-peters]

Thanks for the video I love your work. May I ask do you sell your designs and where can we purchase

[SamHiccup]

Question, do you wait for the first layer to dry?

[AchrafAmesguine]

Nice
What is the name of fabric you stick on the wooden frame, please?

[lovelyatlife]

I've seen where you put some tacky liquid stuff on your press base to keep your shirts from moving when lifting the press. Is there anything you use to prevent lifting/moving when you are doing shirts on a table instead of the press?