Price: $65.49
(as of Sep 24, 2025 12:40:12 UTC – Details)
This kit contains all the items needed to create beautiful screen prints on fabric! Includes: (2) 4oz Fabric Screen Printing Inks (Black, Red); (1) each 4oz Screen Filler, Drawing Fluid, DIAZO Photo Emulsion Remover, Speed-Clean; 3.30oz DIAZO Photo Emulsion; 1.07g DIAZO Sensitizer; Red Baron Squeegee; 10″ X 14″ Printing Screen; round brush; craft sticks; instruction booklet.
Screen printing kit ideal for a basic introduction to fabric screen printing
Kit contains all the items needed to create beautiful screen prints on fabric
Includes: (2) 4oz Fabric Screen Printing Inks (Black, Red); (1) each 4oz Screen Filler, Drawing Fluid, DIAZON Photo Emulsion Remover, Speed-Clean; 3.30oz DIAZO Photo Emulsion; 1.07g DIAZON Sensitizer; Red Baron Squeegee; 10″ X 14″ Printing Screen; round brush; craft sticks
Tri-lingual instruction booklet in English, Spanish and French includes step by step directions, troubleshooting, and stencils
Great gift item
Customers say
Customers find this screen printing kit to be of good quality and great for beginners, with clear instructions and easy-to-use features. The kit offers good value, and one customer mentions it worked perfectly for making hundreds of T-shirts. However, functionality and instructions receive mixed reviews – while some say it works well, others report it doesn’t work at all, and while some find the instructions clear, others find them uninformative. Additionally, several customers report issues with screen damage.
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FritzThird –
Great starter kit!
For the price, this is a great screen printing kit for beginners.My kit arrived Sunday, two days ahead of schedule… I was amazed! I am lucky that everything arrived safe and sound; no open jars. I delved head in, and used the photo emulsion for my project.I am posting some photos of my silkscreen project, so don’t forget to take a peek.This is what I did:1. Went out shopping for a bug light, t-shirt (washed – no softener), pane of glass and had my art printed at FedEx Office.2. Cleaned the silkscreen with Dawn and dried with a hair dryer.3. Coated the silkscreen with the Diazo photo emulsion and let dry (4 hours+). Done in a dark room only lit with a bug light.4. Taped my artwork to the bottom of the silkscreen and held it flat with the glass pane. Kept in box, away from light.5. Took the box outside at noon and exposed for 2 minutes 50 seconds. Closed box and ran to the sink.6. Lightly sprayed both sides of the silkscreen with water and waited two minutes. Then sprayed water at full blast to remove emulsion. Patted dry and took outside to post harden for 5 minutes.7. Did the Balki Bartokomous happy dance.8. Used painters tape to close gaps around emulsion on silkscreen.9. Printed t-shirt and quickly cleaned tools and silkscreen.10. I heat set the ink with an iron. Five minutes on front and 5 on back.11. I washed the t-shirt again to test for proper heat set. It passed!12. Wore the t-shirt and fooled my friends into thinking I had bought it. š
Penny –
Everything you need to get started. Esay and fun.
If you have never done screen printing, this kit is for you. I had a small project that would have cost more to order than this kit costs. I have a vinyl cutter so I didn’t think that I would be using the photo-emulsion. After your first project you look for things you want to screen print.Unlike old school printing inks that get everywhere and are impossible to remove, the new water based inks clean with soap and water. This is something you can do in your kitchen and not have worry.The photo emulsion is the scariest but required for fine detail. Don’t let youtube videos scare you. What you need to know. The bottle of photo emulsion is not a one time use. It will store in your fridge for up to 4 months after being mixed. It becomes light sensitive when dry. This means you don’t have to buy a dark room light to apply it to your screen. Simply dry your screen in a dark room (interior closet works just fine. After 4 hrs you can use the screen or you can store the screen in a dark box or garbage bag to be used in the next couple of wks. If you have everything ready, you have enough time to place your image and glass on the screen in visible light. You can expose your screen with a normal light source, including sunshine. The book has a chart for exposure times.Heat setting can be done with parchment paper and a normal clothing iron.Last, Speedball screens are made so you can easily replace your screen. You will only require one or 2 frames and from there just buy screen. This way if you have a design that you know you want to do again you don’t have to clean the screen or buy a new frame to do other things, you can simply replace the screen in the frame and keep your other one for later.
Sprout –
Great kit for easy printing!
I haven’t done a silk screen print since Jr. high and was inspired to try it on some t-shirts for an event. This kit comes with all the essentials needed to get started using 3 different methods of printing. I haven’t tried the photo emulsion yet but the drawing fluid and screen filler method is surprisingly easy to make custom designs. This set comes with a very good set of instructions with photos to make them easier to understand. I highly recommend this set!
J. Hoeler –
Great, but no light bulb… order together if you need it
The kit worked well. I didn’t realize I’d need a BBA bulb, which was not easy to find. The instructions were also a little light on the actual process of printing fabric, so I had to confirm some steps via online tutorials.For those not wanting to use a BBA bulb, I used a 500W halogen worklamp lamp placed at 20″ (actual bulb to screen). I also removed the glass face plate from the lamp to ensure I got as much UV as possible through. I exposed this for 13 minutes and the results were perfect for me.Finally, I’d note that it is not that easy to ensure your design is perfectly aligned on the shirt you’re printing to. I added hand drawn marks to the screen and frame and lined these up with landmarks on the shirts. Build the complete frame with hinges if you really need good alignment. Note that you’ll need two people to do the actual printing, one to hold the frame, the other to squeegee ink.
Sarah Taylor –
Follow instructions well and youāll be fine!
Iāll begin by saying that I used the photo emulsion method. The instruction book (itās literally a book haha) was invaluable. I watched tons of videos online about this which was helpful but it was way more helpful when paired with the info in the manual.Iām a designer and consider myself crafty and good at these types of projects, and this was actually easier than I expected. Right off the bat the emulsion spread and dried easier than I anticipated. The one problem I had was that the first time I tried to expose the screen to light it wasnāt a bright enough bulb and I live in the PNW so direct sunlight wasnāt an option haha. I grabbed the bulb mentioned in the instruction book from a local craft store and it worked perfectly.The ink was very easy to work with in my opinion and once I had the feel for it it was really fun and satisfying! I made 25 shirts with pretty intricate detail due to very thin letters and they came out amazing. No one could believe I whipped them up in my garage in an afternoon!
Amazon Customer –
It’s really amazing šš very happy with the product.Thank u Amazon
Jen –
I ordered this for my husband who is just starting up a business. He wants to design his own company shirt. When I got this product one of the lids was not screwed on tight and leak all over. When I contacted them about it. They helped me in a quick, friendly, polite, professional manner. You don’t get service like that very often anymore. My husband is very happy with this product. I will be a returning customer.
Francisco Ruiz –
The Diazo emulsion is the critical part of the entire product and sadly it seems it expired. The Diazo clogged up at the bottom of the bottle and it didnāt mix well at all. I managed to get as much out of it but it was not enough to turn the photo emulsion green (from the original baby blue) as per instructions. Because it wasnāt a powder anymore, but a black crust, it left black residue all over the screen. From a quick search this seems to be a common issue when retailers sell a product that has been in-store for too long.
Alakesh Saikia –
I receped broken and missing product
Eric Bergeron –
This was a great way to test out a new hobby, watch the videos online as instructions available in box are hard to follow.