Simple Screen Printing Tutorial

EDIT: Please use freezer paper instead of wax paper. the freezer paper has wax on one side, but wax paper has it on both sides. This is why the paper didn't stick properly in the tutorial.

DISCLAIMER: I used to be a fan of HP, but am not currently, directly supporting HP related stuff due to the political views of the author. I am leaving this up mostly for the tutorial.

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A tutorial for easy screen printing at home.
Disclaimer: This is my first tutorial. Please be gentle. Either that, or give me plenty of constructive criticism.

Materials:
Something to print on (an article of clothing, some fabric, or a piece of paper)
Freezer Paper
Paint (be sure to read the drying instructions)
Sponge brushes, or normal paint brushes
Template (A printed or drawn image)
Iron
Permanent marker
Newspaper (to cover your work area)
A piece of cardboard (stick it in the shirt to give you a hard surface to work on, and protect the inside from the paint)
Scissors
Masking tape
Dryer (if you are using specific screen printing paint or the iron works too)
Ironing board
A scrap piece of fabric to protect the iron

Tutorial:
Find a picture that you want to screen print. Print it or draw it on a piece of paper and check that it's the right size for your sweater. Trace your template onto the freezer paper with the permanenet marker. Cut it out. Iron it onto your sweater. Use the template as a stencil to paint your sweater. Peel the template off, and follow the drying instructions depending on the paint you use. Enjoy.

Background music:
Kronicle - Wake Up
Dj Quads - I Will Wait