How to Screen Print with a Cricut (Vinyl)

How to screen print using a Cricut! I've been screen printing for over a year now! This is what I've learned!

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MATERIALS LIST:

Cricut Explore 3

Cricut Roll Holder

Cricut Basic Tool Set

Cricut EasyPress

Cricut EasyPress Mat

Cricut Smart Permanent Vinyl

Cricut Transfer Tape

Aluminum Silk Screen Printing Frame

Screen Printing Machine

Screen Printing Ink

Hopefully this HELPS. Feel free to ask me any questions in the comments below!

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[cyndimanka]

I watched a lot of techniques exactly like this, but yours was the best so far

[shannonpalmer]

I really like that screen cleaning box you made, I need to make one of those! I just wanted to say that if you wanted to be able to have a more permanent design, you can use heat transfer vinyl and use your heat press to apply it to the screen. It works best with those wooden frames with the cord holding on the screen, because you can take the screen off and apply the HTV and then put it back on the frame when you’re done. Then the design stays on even when you wash out your screen, which is pretty cool! And if you want, you only need one frame, since you can take the screen off and put in a different screen with a new design. The only downside is that the wood frames get warped eventually from the water, unlike the aluminum frames, but you can always get a new frame when that happens and keep your screens with the designs on them as long as you need to.

[acsamaltez]

Let me
Tell you. Your explanations is so healthy after watching so many videos .!!!! My head is pounding!! You are awesome ❤

[DigitalPlannerCo]

I love your video! It’s easy going, straight forward and to the point! Way to go! 🙌 Peace out! ✌️

[oniwindeben]

Cool job.. I'd like to see more of your creative..💯

[Pete_R]

Very interesting and it really worked to scare me away from ever doing it! So much work and I am not that ambitious but you did do a great job!

[ianking]

I don't think I've ever seen that first stage of flooding done off the garment so i will give that a go

[jeffreyjames]

Yes please more on your process in affinity designer great job also

[nahnisjourney]

Thank you for sharing your technique!! It’s greatly appreciated.

[djfunky]

wow this was amazing because it is excatly the way I ve been doing it ! Thank you Maestro

[AUSTORMCHASERS]

I’d also recommend flooding the screen in between prints. This will prevent the screen from drying up.

[TOON.MUSIC.]

Thank you, I also love the comedy aspect of this video haha, good work

[joshtraceysurfing]

That was super interesting. A lot more goes into it than I thought.

[Markees_]

This was amazingly helpful. Thank you 🙏🏿

[poe]

Awesome Video, loved your logo's, ive been using iron on but want to try this for my tshirts.

[thepedalcycle]

Killer tutorial brother! Can’t wait to get my hands on a Cricket machine and start rocking some shirts 🤙🏻

[MannyzCustomz]

If there’s air bubbles in the vinyl will it mess up the design?

[catwoman]

Excellent presentation. You made me decide to get started. Question- the listed items you listed for the Aluminum frame, is the same size as your machine? It looks bigger on amazons? Wondering… also, how did you attached it to your machine?

[PlinioVinicius]

Dude, every time you clean up do you have to print another screen? =(

[mibosaurus]

My transfer tape is too strong it keeps peeling the vinyl off the screen so I’m getting no where