Angela&Alex 21 Pieces Screen Printing Starter Kit, 10 x 14 Inch Wood Silk Screen Printing Frame White Mesh Screen Printing Squeegees Inkjet Transparency Film and Mask Tape

Great for beginners! Instructions could use more detail but YouTube and google work great! I used vinyl on the screen and it worked great!!!

It is a good set, but be careful of the size. I hoped to do a full 10.5 x 10.5 design, but as other reviewers noted the actual screen size of the biggest screen is less than 9.75 on the smaller dimension. The squegee is also smaller than that, so you need to do two passes which is tricky for me as a newbie. I maybe wouldnt have purchased some of the more expensive (larger and brand-name) screens and squegees, so this was a decent buy for me. Also noted in reviews, the screens have staples which will likely not last as long (If using the Cricut/vinyl method, be careful not to pull the screen edge with your tape or vinyl or it will rip at the staples.)

Perfect size screens, for a beginner I thought it would be hard. My first sample came out perfect

This kit was perfect! It came with everything I needed! Will be ordering another kit very soon!!!

I got this as my first ever screenprinting kit. It is a great deal for the money and easy to use if you look at some other tutorials. You need to buy ink and emulsifier. I opted to use my cricut so all I needed to buy was ink. This worked great for my Etsy shop, I was able to sell the shirts I made!

This seems comparable to the name brand sets. The only negative is the lack of detailed instructions. However, there are tons of videos and tutorials online that I would have watched anyway.

I feel the ad is misleading. In the photos there is a pic of a set of paint, when I got my delivery the paint is NOT included. If you are like me; new to Screen printing or this form of crafting BE AWARE as you too may not have these items laying around if not ordered separately. Also not included is Transfer tape that is needed to use this as a (complete) screen-printing kit. The company should be clear and state that the paint shown is not included and Transfer tape is needed. I only purchased it based on the pics, had I known I would have ordered paint at the same time or chosen another kit. My Silhouette Cameo 4 is to be delivered today and I can not get started because I do not have everything needed to print anything.

This took a lot of practice, and its very messy. Lay down a lot of newspaper or something to cover your work surface. That said, once I got the hang of it, I had a good time pulling prints with it. I was able to use a cricut to makes some templates, then use that to print some fun totebags. I wasnt able to get it to work very well at first. It takes practice. These are pretty sturdy, all things considered, and I was able to clean them many times. I would have thought theyd fall apart by now, being a screen mesh, but no problems.

was the 1st product i purchased for my yudu...did what i needed...

I decided to pick up a hobby of crafting. I mastered heat transfer, vinyl and transfer paper, so I wanted to do screen printing with the cricut. This was perfect for what I wanted to do and I think I did great for my first time. I didnt research the cleaning before I bought it, so after my first use it was very difficult to come clean. I used degreaser & dish liquid, but it had no effect on the screen. I googled cleaning of screen printing screens and the search of speedball cleaner from Hobby Lobby came up. I used the cleaner as directed and viola, it came clean after 3 cleans. Note: The longer you let the paint sit on the screen, the harder the screen will come clean and thats when youll need elbow grease to get it completely clean.