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Speedball Printmaking

Explore Speedball printmaking supplies, including screen printing inks, frames, squeegees, block printing tools, and starter kits for creative projects.

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Speedball printmaking supplies

Speedball products in this printmaking selection include materials and tools for screen printing and block printing. The range shown features fabric inks, acrylic screen printing ink, screen printing frames, a fabric squeegee, and a block printing starter kit.

Whether you are preparing a screen for fabric or working with carved blocks, compare the product details to find supplies that match your process, project surface, and preferred format.

Screen printing inks and tools

The screen printing options include fabric ink for T-shirts and silkscreen printmaking, along with acrylic screen printing ink. Color choices shown include black, medium yellow, sherbet, and gold, while opaque and iridescent finishes are also represented. This makes it useful to compare the intended material, finish, and color before choosing an ink.

Supporting tools include a monofilament screen printing frame and a fabric squeegee. Check frame dimensions against the artwork or screen setup you plan to use, and compare squeegee details with the size and type of prints you want to make. The Speedball product collection brings these related supplies together for easier comparison.

Block printing options

Speedball’s listed block printing supplies include fabric block ink and a starter kit with ink, a brayer, a lino handle, cutters, and a carving material. A kit can be a practical way to assemble several basic tools in one purchase, while individual ink lets you focus on a particular color or application.

When comparing block printing products, look for the surface or material named in the title, the included tools, and the ink format. If you already have carving tools, an individual block ink may be a more focused addition to your workspace.

How to compare Speedball models

Start by choosing between screen printing and block printing. For screen work, compare fabric versus acrylic ink, color, finish, frame specifications, and whether a squeegee is included. For block printing, check whether you need only ink or a broader set with carving and inking tools.

Also consider the project surface, the design size, and how much equipment you already own. Reviewing the specifications for each option can help you narrow the selection before visiting Arts, Crafts & Sewing or clicking through to Amazon.