Yes, I jumped at the chance to buy a Yudu for $99 at Michaels a few weeks ago. I had heard mixed reviews about it, but when I told my boyfriend I could make him customized t-shirts for his photography business, he went out and got it for the both of us! Isn't he the best?? Sorry, I'm not sharing him ;)
There she is! My beautiful baby :) I did A LOT of research before I tried to burn my first screen. I read some HORRIBLE reviews of the machine, and the emulsion sheets, but luckily I had very few problems when I used my Yudu for the first time. My emulsion sheet burned pretty perfectly on the screen. The only mess up I had is that when it came to rinsing out the burned emulsion sheets, I scrubbed a little too hard and one corner of the design washed off. Luckily, I fixed it with tape and we were good to go.
Here's his URL screened on the back of the shirt (shameless plug, LOL). I didn't get it entirely straight, but he loves it so I'm OK with it. I also made him another shirt that is white with black ink. He's also asked me to make him a sweatshirt, and I can't wait to try it!
In a few days I'll have another Yudu post for you. I wanted to try screening on canvas, and I can't WAIT to show you the results! I also hope to have a Yudu video tutorial for you guys soon!
4 comments:
Great job! My Yudu is still in it's box! lol I'm scared to try it out. Can't wait to see what else you make and a tutorial if you do one!
I think the tip about pull white through before the yellow on a dark shirt was a great one!
Melissa
www.disneydreamerdesigns.blogspot.com
What a great way to use the yudu to advertise a business. Your boyfriend was very wise to get this for you.
You did a great job on the shirt! I don't have one of these but may have to find a reason to get one! LOL!
Wow, good job! That was sweet of your hubby. The shirt turned out great. I am a follower of your blog, would love if you would follow me back http://toomantemulators.blogspot.com
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