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#SPTakeoverTuesday Highlights 20 Screen Printing Shops and Counting

New social media initiative gives you a behind-the-scenes look into your favorite print businesses.

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June 20, 2023

Every Tuesday, Screen Printing magazine highlights a print shop from our most recent issue of the magazine, an active member of the Brain Squad, a Women in Print Award winner, or a host of an upcoming industry event. Viewers get behind-the-scenes looks into different businesses across the globe, from PSI Screenprinting in Currumbin Waters, Queensland, Australia to IndigiMerch in Fort Kent, Alberta, Canada to Squeegee & Ink in Newbury, England.

Check out MADE Laboratory’s takeover in the video below. The team members at MADE, a testing, development, and education center located in Fort Worth, Texas, provided an exclusive tour of their facility, shop organization tips, and info on upcoming education opportunities.

Watch all #SPTakeoverTuesday content in the Highlights section of our IG profile @screenprintmag.

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