Monthly Archives: November 2009

Now for the first time ever, Catspit widgets are available for The Catspit Blog and Catspit on Twitter. Follow Catspit Productions on Twitter as How2screenprint. These widgets are able to be embedded on any website as well as many social … Continue reading →

It’s one of those holidays where we have all of our family over for fun and food. This can mean a lot of visitors in the house who are friends and/or family. For all you home printers out there, this … Continue reading →

A new author biography has been added to the Catspit website. This section covers my experience and education. It shares some of my hopes and dreams as well as my ultimate goal for Catspit Productions. The new biography page also … Continue reading →

I have to say printing signs is a completely different animal than printing tee shirts. Many of the tools and techniques are similar but working with sign inks can be a challenge, especially air dry inks which are very common … Continue reading →

Hey everyone! Catspit Productions is now active on Twitter! If you know what Twitter is, most likely you are already using it. If not, Google it and check it out or go to https://twitter.com/How2screenprint, which is the profile page for … Continue reading →

Two brand new articles have been added to the Catspit Productions website. Check the Articles Archive page for the latest articles about screen printing. Learn how to screen print with Catspit Productions. New articles about screen printing are added every … Continue reading →

Pricing is very competitive, especially right now and the internet is even worse. Your pricing will really depend on what type of work you are doing, the volume involved and the region you are in. Screen printers in New York … Continue reading →

Building a website entirely by yourself for free can be fun and time consuming. And directing traffic there can be frustrating. There is a lot to learn about how to get Google to recognize you and show you in search … Continue reading →

Catspit Productions is looking to build link exchanges with other websites of similar content and/or “how to” style web pages. If you know of such an opportunity or if you are a webmaster yourself, please contact us. My knowledge of … Continue reading →

I am currently working on two articles about stretching screens and options related to this task. The first article will be about frames and stretching options. The second will address mesh tension. There is also a new video in the … Continue reading →