





Last night, Alejandra hosted a silk-screening party and SOY dinner at her ceramics studio, and it was great! We printed a bunch of images onto cloth that we'll give away to students as peace wheel prizes during our school tabling visits.
Alejandra demonstrated the process -- she already had transferred images we wanted to use onto two screens. Then, we ironed the cloth (used bed sheets work well), spread it out flat on a work table, used a squeegee to press acrylic ink through the screen, placing the screen at intervals down the length of the fabric, then let the ink dry for a few minutes before ironing it again to help set the ink. We also printed a few t-shirts.
Make art, not war!
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