A Beginner\'s Guide to Screen Printing written by Erin Lacy, that details the process of screen printing which involves applying ink through a screen of fine material to create pictures and patterns one colour layer at a time. This traditional art form has been around for a long time, and is often perceived as a specialist subject as it\'s frequently only accessible to professional printers and artists due to the cost of screens and inks. In recent years however, screen printing has become popular in the mainstream so that equipment and materials have become accessible and affordable. Erin Lacy will show you how to make your own screen using things as simple as an embroidery hoop and silk fabric, and demonstrates how you can print stunning designs with ease thanks to this exciting artform. The book shows you how to create twelve striking costal and botanical inspired projects, aided with practical step-by-step photographs. Inside you will find how you can print onto a multitude of surfaces including wood, cork, fabric and more. Erin Lacy graduated from London College of Fashion before moving to St. Ives to start up her print studio, where she continues to take new approaches to screen printing and inspire others to try it. - Author: Erin Lacy - Publisher: Search Press - Pages: 112 - Illustrations: 300 - Size: 204 mm x 260 mm - Step-by-step instructions on the fundamentals of screen printing - Includes 12 detailed and attainable projects with step-by-step photographs - Shows how to print on a range of surfaces from wood to cork