Print Club London

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At this vibrant London studio, unleash your creativity in fun, hands-on screen printing workshops led by patient instructors who make every session a blast.

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10, 28 Miller's Ave, London E8 2DS, United Kingdom Get directions

Closed (Opens Fri at 9:00 AM)

"This Dalston screenprinting studio offers workshops, studio space, and sells prints by many of the talented artists who make work there. It's a great place to pick up a few original prints to liven up your home."

The London Art & Architecture Guide
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Mar 16, 2022

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Curtis Hallam

Google
Had an interest in an exclusive print from an artist that I am a fan of. The print club responded to my initial questions via email in a very swift manner. Once ordered, item was confirmed very quickly and arrived early the next working day. Goods were packaged with care and clearly with the intent of keeping the artwork safe. Very happy with my first order. Probably not the last.

Hannah Silverstein

Google
AMAZING day at a printclub workshop today, learning to screenprint. Matt was an awesome teacher. Highly recommend booking in for a day or two day workshop if you're curious about printing.

Hollie

Google
I did a beginners screen printing workshop and literally had so much fun! The instructors were super patient, fun, and the group were all really nice. Really relaxed atmosphere and we all came away with our own screen prints to be proud of. I’ve already had friends ask for copies of mine :) can’t wait to book onto the deluxe workshop next. Highly recommend it - go get messy and have fun!!

Louise Doe

Google
Best screen printing studio in London in my humble opinion. The staff are so patient (Rhian is a superstar) and the members are helpful too. It’s hard starting something new from scratch and ‘every day is a school day’.. but every time I’ve struggled with something, a studio technician or member has been right there to help and it never feels like too much. Quickly becoming my fave place to go!!! Recommend a beginners course for anyone wanted a soft intro.

Suzanne Anderson

Google
I took both the beginners course and the deluxe 2-day course, and I learned so much from both. Matt and Holly were incredibly patient and helpful—really fantastic teachers. The group dynamic was super fun, which made the whole learning experience even better. Couldn’t have asked for a more enjoyable way to learn. Will definitely be back!

Phoebe Houlihan

Google
Brilliant Saturday in the studio learning how to screen print with Jorgia and Holly. They were kind, instructive and really helpful, making everyone feel confident throughout the process. They were as delighted as each workshop participant was with their designs and finished prints- it’s clear they love their job! It was a fun and social day, I’d recommend the workshop as a gift for someone else or yourself 🌸

Joshua P

Google
I was bought my deluxe workshop as a present after I enjoyed the beginners workshop so much. Chris who was leading the course from Print Club was great! He was not only super helpful and happy to answer any questions we had but was also very friendly, sitting with us in the sun whilst we waited for our screens to dry. The pace was great for my partner who is very new to printing and for myself who has done it a little bit before.I would definitely recommend for anyone who is interested in trying a new creative skill or looking to brush up on old techniques!

Lisa Riemers

Google
I did the deluxe two-day workshop and had a lot of fun, and came away with a bunch of new skills, too. The instructors were really knowledgeable and helpful, the space was really well put together and I learned lots of ways things can go wrong with your prints, as well as coming away with some prints I am proud of! I'd definitely recommend if you're looking to learn more about screenprinting!

Rebecca P.

Yelp
I was given a voucher for The Print Club's beginners workshop for Christmas and attended on Saturday the 21 February 2015. I had be itching to try my hand at screenprinting for some time, so I was really looking forward for the opportunity to spend an afternoon in the workshop and design something that was meaningful to me- my colossal expectations mercifully weren't quelled. The workshop ran from 11:00- 16:00 on a Saturday afternoon and we were a group of about ten people. We had three technicians who were very enthusiastic, informed and approachable guiding us through every stage of the printing process - in fact, it transpired that I owned one of their prints! The workshop was spacious and even when we had to cluster into smaller spaces to apply emulsion or expose our prints, we did this in small groups and were never rushed. The technicians clearly instructed us and demonstrated techniques to ensure that even the more unconfident students (i.e. me!) could produce a print that they were delighted with. We prepared our designs in advance and brought the PDF files along on a USB stick- it was exciting the see the variety of designs on the day and each one evolved into an impressive final print. Some were simple hand drawn logos or characters, some were text-based and some were photographs representing various levels of artistic ability. We printed one layer on this workshop, so we had the option of choosing one colour or two (where we could blend them for a graded effect). Most people opted to do a blend because the choice of colours was overwhelming and the end result looked marvelous. We each left with six copies of our print, so this is a great course to get in the diary before Christmas- these make great gifts, especially if your design is personal or meaningful to you in any way. It's a homemade gift that anyone would be thrilled to receive- especially as its from such a limited print run and each one is unique. Honestly, all of my prints look incredible thanks to the help of the technicians and my classmates- I have ordered a frame and I'm so excited to get a copy on my wall so the bragging can commence (apologies to friends in advance). At £50, this workshop is great value and you leave with an example of your own work, so it's extremely gratifying. All materials are provided and just being in the printing environment is inspiring- I was immediately thinking about some more designs. One of the technicians will explain how joining the print club works, where you can access the facilities 24 hours a day and even sell your work on the website. It's good to have a portfolio of ideas ready, as membership costs a monthly rate of £100 and you will need to purchase your own supplies. It would definitely be something I would consider to pursue as a hobby in the future. The beginners workshop was an amazing afternoon spent with a good group of classmates and affable technicians- I felt we got so much from the introductory course and am so thrilled with my final prints. This is a great gift for anyone- nobody will be hindered based on their artistic ability. I can't recommend it enough as a fantastic taster of the world of screenprinting.

Hannah C.

Yelp
I did the Deluxe Evening Beginners course earlier this month and was quite disappointed with it. I did a beginners screen printing course earlier in the year at Sonsoles Print Studio in Peckham Rye which was brilliant and unfortunately the Print Club course didn't match up to it. I took the Print Club course as a bit of a refresher as I hadn't practised printing for some months. This course took place on 3 consecutive evenings where we spent the first evening preparing the artwork on computers and the second/third evenings preparing our screens and printing. The girl taking our course went extremely quickly and didn't repeat things - she gave us each instruction only once and showed us each part of the technique only once and then seemed to expect us to remember it. Also, there were 6 of us in the group and just one tutor which meant that she asked people she'd shown techniques to first to teach the rest of us and she just wasn't around enough to help each of us sufficiently - for 150 quid this wasn't really good enough. On the plus side, it was interesting to see how a different studio operated and to see some of the slight differences in techniques. I learnt a couple of new ways to do things but I would say I left the course far less confident and enthused than I left the Sonsoles course earlier in the year.
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