Screen printing has long been a popular choice for creating vibrant, durable prints on various surfaces, from fabrics to ceramics. This technique uses a stencil, or “screen,” to apply ink onto the desired material, layer by layer, resulting in rich, colorful designs. But like any other printing method, screen printing has its own strengths and limitations. Let’s dive into the details of this versatile printing technique to understand how it can be an asset—and sometimes a challenge—for artists, businesses, and hobbyists alike.

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