Say “I Do” To Screen Printing With Reverse Vinyl
By utilizing our wedding SVGs alongside the process of screen printing, producing high-quality bespoke items for your big day has never been easier. We’re talking beautiful wedding favors, stationery, custom apparel, and meaningful wall art to personalize any venue in half the time – even on a tight budget. Ah, music to the ears of busy brides, grooms, and wedding planners everywhere.
Unlike other transfer processes (such as heat transfer vinyl), you can create multiple products with a single sheet, rather than one and done. So you can achieve a handmade craft aesthetic from your creations while capitalizing on some DIY at home “mass” production.
And a single download from our wedding file range (at up to 95% off the RRP) is enough to get you started on your screen-printing journey. That’s even more savings on your precious time and money. Woo!
To get started, you will need:
- A wedding SVG cut file.
- Design software**
- Digital cutting machine**
- Adhesive vinyl
- Transfer paper
- A screen printing frame
- Screen printing ink – there are specific types of ink for different materials.
- Screen printing squeegee
**Our wedding SVG download range is compatible with popular digital cutting machines such as Silhouette or Cricut, and design software like Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Studio.
Start Your Screen Printing Journey
Once you have chosen your wedding SVG download, upload it into design software to customize it – including mirroring your design. Print and cut using a digital cutting device and weed the vinyl from any areas that require ink to come through.
Cover the front of your vinyl with a piece of transfer paper, and carefully remove the white backing sheet from your vinyl. Place the design on the flat (or underside) of the screen printing frame, and remove the transfer paper with care. Then turn over the printing frame so that it lays flush against your item.
Pour a small amount of ink across a side of the frame with the most space, and use your squeegee (apply a fair amount of pressure) to distribute the ink evenly across the design. Stick within the vinyl surface area to avoid unwanted ink splodges. When finished, gently remove the printing frame and leave your item to dry as per the ink’s instructions.
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