We handprint continuous pattern yardage (meterage) from (Minimum 20 - 40metres to 1000 metres for fashion, furnishings and costuming.

Screenhaus are traditional handprinters of unique and designer screenprinted yardage on most fabrics. Being an age old process - we are environmentally focused and use 100% (Currently being evaluated for Organic Certification) waterbased inks and derive our authenticity by our use of an age old system in a printing arena that has remained largely unchanged for 100 years.

Quality driven - we work with many designers for catwalks and design houses around Australia and sometimes the world.

If you wish to work with us - we suggest firstly reading through the press specs and how to print with us section on this website.

* * * * * * * *OUR NEXT OPENHAUS IS JULY 14TH * * * * * * * *

- BOOK NOW - IT'S THE LAST ONE TILL DECEMBER!!!

Want to learn more about yardage / meterage printing - NEXT OPENHAUS - WEDNESDAY - 14th July - 6.30pm - 9.00pm * * * For industry people from all fields interested in yardage printing - RSVP essential.

See examples, ask questions, learn more - practical displays and demonstrations.

Groups are welcome - existing clients welcome - but numbers will be limited so everyone can get a well informed visit - so get in early. It will be a easy going and informative night for all - call 9519 1099 or email openhaus@screenhaus.com.au to book.

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Access 1 - Chic Aboriginal Art - mainstream

Our feature story for this edition is working with people developing both fashion and furnishings from Aboriginal art.This is a piece written by Sophie Seeger from The Seeger Gallery about the work of Chris (Wirriimbi-Oak) Edwards and the new collection of ultra - cool modern home furnishings.

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http://www.screenhaus.com.au/access1_feature_seeger.html

Access 2 - Online Boutiques/ centres of influence and The Grand Social

A candid interview with Nick Gower - the creator of 'The Grand Social' the online fashion/ culture internet environment and trail blazer of Australian Gen Y (and just maybe the world) fashion interactive access culture.

click the link for feature story -

http://www.screenhaus.com.au/access2_feature_thegrandsocial.html

Access 3 - Donna Sgro, 'Octopus's Garden' and the Shinmai Creators Project


Donna Sgro, Sydney fashion designer - has recently ventured into Japan with the Shinmai Creators Project. One of 5 designers choosen worldwide she has just completed her collection and featured at Japan Fashion Week - Her collection will be on the 1st floor podium at Isetan Department Store in Tokyo from 10th June. Here - we ask Donna some questions about the ride so far.

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http://www.screenhaus.com.au/access3_feature_sgro.html

Access 4 - Fashioning Now - changing the way we make and use clothes

We recently had the good fortune to be invited by Alison Gwilt to be part of her exhibition piece as part of the Fashioning Now Exhibition. A huge event with 10 different exhibitors and a symposium with some incredible and inspiring speakers.

Fashioning Now is an ongoing web based research project - highlights include a symposium with various speakers including Kate Fletcher author of the new book 'Sustainable Fashion and Textiles'.

click here for the feature story -

http://www.screenhaus.com.au/access4_feature1_fashioningnow.html

Access 4 - Interwoven Exhibition - Design Institute of Australia

In what seemed almost like a social event for designers to see each others work - a recent Textiles Exhibition called ‘Interwoven’ held at the GAFFA Gallery in Surry Hills highlighted the work of established and emerging textile and fashion designers of the Design Institute of Australia.
The collection of work explored both traditional methods and innovative techniques demonstrating contemporary innovation in Australian design.

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http://www.screenhaus.com.au/access4_feature2_interwoven.html

Access 4 - Summer Rayne Oaks interview with Screenhaus

Summer Rayne was recently in Australia talking at 'Greenfest 09' in Brisbane and promoting her new book 'Style Naturally' the savvy shopping guide to sustainable fashion and beauty' ... and while she was in Sydney on the way through - stopped and interviewed us about ethical / green fabric printing (Stephen Woods (Screenhaus) and David Stuart (Permaset) .... very much into everything sustainable she is fast making her mark.

click here to see the interview - http://vimeo.com/5030298

You can get details of her book and other activities she is involved with - usually changing the world - at - www.summerrayne.net

Access 5 - Rouse Phillips Textile Designers

Rouse Phillips Print Studio is the textile design company of Tim Rouse and Anastasia Phillips.

Two people from very different design disciplines – Tim, Painting and Graphic Design; and Anastasia, screen-printing and fashion.  The two combine their backgrounds to create playful and artistically driven designs for fashion and upholstery fabrics. Their original designs can be used in both the screen and digital print process.

Tim studied Visual Communications at the University Technology Sydney, graduating in 2003 before meeting Anastasia in 2007. He has worked since 1999 in creative environments such as graphic design, animation and painting - in which has had a number of exhibitions and private commissions.

Click here to get the full story and a few images of their design style .....
- http://www.screenhaus.com.au/access5_feature1_rousephilips.html

Screenhaus Bios - coming soon ....

Stephen Woods

Screenhaus is owned and operated by Principal Designer / Printer Stephen Woods.

Stephen holds a Swinburne BA in Visual Communication and has an active interest in both education and on design / handprinting in Sydney and Australia. A member of several professional industry organisations and has direct involvment in several textile events and educational institutions.
Driven by great design, skills development and the physical production processes - Stephen is involved in projects from development of art pieces for Screen Print, fabric collections, Aboriginal Prints, translation of Designer artwork for Print in all fields, Environmental Design and Screenprint development solutions ( primarily in relation to waterbased inks onto fabrics and textiles) with a particular drive toward fashion, furnishing, costuming and film applications.