Kitty Box Press presents: Screen Printing Basics!

A look into screen printing for beginners.

Ian Egling (owner/operator of Kitty Box Press) walks you through the fundamentals of the diverse art of screen printing and how to get started. A step by step guide from start to finish on the silk screening process, from coating a screen, to pulling a squeegee and also how to reuse your supplies. Learn what you’ll need to get started and where to get it, locally! Whether you’d like to begin printing as a hobby or as an entrepreneur, this is a fun place to start! $25 includes all supplies and print-your-own tote bag. Hope to see you there!

Join Ink & Pine Design on September 15th from 1:00-3:00 as she teaches you how to carve your own stamp! Come prepared with an image of your choice, or use the image provided - it's completely up to you! The class will include:

One 4x6 carving block
One cutting tool (as pictured)
An ink pad

A tote bag to print on!

Come learn how to create these unique kusudama flowers!  Linda Bowers will be using origami techniques to create these posies that never fade. Students will learn how to make three flowers to take home at the end of class.

Kitty Box Press presents: Screen Printing Basics!

A look into screen printing for beginners.

Ian Egling (owner/operator of Kitty Box Press) walks you through the fundamentals of the diverse art of screen printing and how to get started. A step by step guide from start to finish on the silk screening process, from coating a screen, to pulling a squeegee and also how to reuse your supplies. Learn what you’ll need to get started and where to get it, locally! Whether you’d like to begin printing as a hobby or as an entrepreneur, this is a fun place to start! $25 includes all supplies and print-your-own tote bag. Hope to see you there!

Create decorated eggs using stunning hand silk screened chiyogami paper from Japan. Linda Bowers will teach students how to decorate an egg using the Japanese washi paper technique and students will take home a completed project and a handout of instructions at the end of class.

Scherenschnitte (pronounced share-in-schnit-a) is the German word that means “scissor cuts” and is the art of paper cutting design.  We will be creating a greeting card geared toward the upcoming holidays. Sharp Exacto knives will be used in class.