Tutorial Sablon Manual dengan Kertas Minyak dan Lem Kayu

Summary

This video showcases a step-by-step tutorial on creating custom bag designs using a traditional technique called 'sablon.' Students begin by designing posters on Canva with cultural themes, which are then printed and transferred onto parchment paper. The process involves applying glue, pressing the design, and attaching it to a bag. After ensuring the design is properly adhered, the paper is carefully peeled off to reveal the artwork. The tutorial emphasizes attention to detail, patience, and the use of basic tools such as glue, scissors, and an iron to achieve a professional finish.

Takeaways

• 😀 The process starts with children designing posters on Canva, focusing on cultural themes like food, dances, and traditional houses.
• 😀 Glue is applied to a special paper (oil paper) in thin layers using a tool called 'Kapi'.
• 😀 After applying glue to the oil paper, the printed design is carefully placed on top, ensuring it's aligned and pressed down.
• 😀 The oil paper’s excess is trimmed off to ensure the design fits the intended size.
• 😀 Once the design is applied, it is allowed to dry, ensuring the glue sets properly before further steps.
• 😀 The poster’s design should be transferred from top to bottom, making sure the paper stays intact and smooth.
• 😀 After the design dries, it’s carefully peeled off from the oil paper. This step requires precision to avoid damaging the design.
• 😀 If any part of the design hasn’t fully transferred, small amounts of glue can be applied to fix it.
• 😀 The glue needs to be applied generously and evenly to ensure the design sticks properly and doesn’t detach prematurely.
• 😀 The materials used in this process are simple: glue, scissors, oil paper, and the 'Kapi' tool for applying glue, ensuring accessibility.

Q & A

What is the main activity discussed in the video?

The main activity discussed is screen printing (sablon), where children design posters and apply the designs to a surface using a technique involving glue and oil paper.

What tool is used for applying glue to the oil paper?

The tool used for applying glue to the oil paper is called a Kapi.

What is the theme of the posters being designed?

The theme of the posters is about culture, with topics like traditional food, dances, and other cultural elements.

What steps are involved in preparing the poster design before it is applied to the surface?

First, the poster is designed on Canva, then printed out. After printing, glue is applied to the oil paper, and the poster design is carefully attached.

Why is it important to apply glue evenly when preparing the poster?

It is important to apply glue evenly to ensure the design sticks properly to the oil paper, resulting in a clean and smooth finish on the final product.

What do you do if the design doesn’t stick properly to the oil paper?

If the design doesn’t stick properly, more glue can be applied and the design can be pressed again until it adheres fully.

How should the oil paper be positioned when applying the design?

The oil paper should be positioned from top to bottom without being spread with hands or any tools, to avoid uneven application.

What is done after the poster design is applied to the oil paper?

After the design is applied, the excess oil paper is trimmed, and the design is pressed with a tool to ensure it is fully adhered.

What should be done if the design leaves white spots after being applied?

If white spots are left, a small amount of glue is applied over the white areas and gently moved to remove the remaining adhesive.

What materials are needed to complete the screen printing process?

The materials needed include glue, scissors, oil paper, the designed poster print, and the Kapi tool for applying glue.