Colovis 23 Pcs Screen Printing Starter Kit, Include 3 Sizes Wood Silk Screen Printing Frame, Squeegees, Transparency Inkjet Film, Masking Tape and Ink Spatula

This kit came with everything I needed for the price that other sellers were selling just the frames. The rubber squeegee works well for the larger 2 frames, while the smaller plastic one fits nicely in the smallest or medium frame. The popsicle sticks were a nice bonus and useful for scooping and mixing colors. The transparencies worked well and took ink from my (very average) printer. I taped the printed transparencies to the frames and left them outside on a sunny day for about 5 or 10 minutes and got great results. So far I've done 2 designs on each frame and they are still holding up fine. Some loose threads have come from the outer edges of the frames, but I just snip them off before they have a chance to run through the part that actually gets used. I've heard that screen sag can be a thing, but I have yet to experience it. One tip: don't push too hard on the flooding step, if you do it at all. I had some issues with bleeding on small details, eventually I realized I was pushing out too much ink before laying the screen down on the shirt.

Bought this set to try screen printing with Cricut, worked great! Nice set to try out something new and it's reusable!

I haven’t done a silk screen since High School. So I’m a complete novice. I didn’t realize that the kit did not come with emulsion. I ordered the Speedball Diazo kit on Amazon. Good thing I did, I had to redo the screen 2 times. The remover that came in the kit worked great! I wouldn’t bother trying to print art with an inkjet the ink just isn’t opaque. The transparencies that come in the kit are pretty cloudy too and I had to use 3 copies, stacked to get the are dark enough and the sheets themselves were blocking light. It only came with 4 sheets. I gave up and went to Kinkos and had them print on perfectly clear sheet on a laser printer. It was so much darker. I did 2, stacked and taped, to make sure it was completely opaque. It cost $1.60. Also I bought a 150W build, not clear, couldn’t find one. I exposed it for 2 hours but I had solid art with no gradient. I’ll have to run tests if my art becomes more complicated. I’d also buy a Led daylight bulb with 2000+ lumens. I think that would be much faster and easier to control the exposure.

Used this kit along with stencil made with my Cricut and speedball screen print fabric paint to make some shirts. I that it came with more than one size screen and the tape also. It was also easy to clean after use.

Works as advertised!!

Very easy to use and a quick clean up. Will buy again when needed.

Works great I would watch a few videos on how to use and clean the equipment!

Great for starters!