Direction: Put 1-13 on the step in making the c on the space provided. a. First you must prepare a design and print on transparency. b. Iron the back side of the fabric. c. Lay out your wooden frame onto your choice of fabric. Staple your silkscreen very tightly to the ame using a tacker, d. Lift up the screen and you will have an image on the fabric. Let it dry. e. Spread your mixed-up emulsion onto the fabric very thinly in a completely dark room. f. Lay your screen staple-side down on your fabric, put a line of paint on the screen, along one side d with your squeegee, lay down a flood stroke using light pressure. Next pass should be firm with a nooth motion to press the ink through the screen onto the fabric, g. Spread it on both sides and make sure the whole thing is wet, with no spots missed. h. Original design is now in silkscreen, ready for fabric printing. i. Let it dry in a completely dark place overnight. j. Rinse your screen with water. Let it dry. k. Spread the black paper/design all over the floor and put your screen on top. 1. Set up your lamp directly over the screen (distance according to directions) and turn the light on however long it says in the direction. m. Tape your transparencies with clear tape to the dry surface of the screen. -. It is the technique that makes use of a woven mesh to support an ink-blocking stencil to acquire a sired image Give at least 1 element of art that can be applied manually or using new technology​