Pictures???? Could be worth thousands....or not more than $20. "Verified silk" means nothing.

Take it out of its frame and hang it somewhere where there is good air circulation for as long as it takes. You might be able to take the padding outand replace it - if you do, replace it with ACID-FREE padding, such as well-washed linen fabric.

Pal, I have definitely decided not to do multiple sets, on the principle of "too much of a good thing....." You were right about that! Kitchen detective, we did hold it up on that wall but the two desks are identical and they each have two prints above them. I wanted to maintain that balance. (In our former house these two desks were pushed together in the middle of our library and were bought for that purpose, which is why we have identical desks in case you were wondering, lol.) Thanks oakley and gscience---the more I live with them the more I like them. When you get up close you can see that the titles are children's books--- "Ponies," "Story Time," "Dogs and Cats," etc. Only a few of the books have titles, most do not. They're very appropriate for a former schoolroom, even though my son was in middle school at home----or really, in an airplane :-) I was thinking what a great jumping off point these would be for a kid's room even a nursery with a book theme. How fun would that be??

Barbara- We ran the paint in a line across the top of the image, not on the organza but on the cardboard border that was masked off. Then we took the cardboard squeegee and pulled the paint towards us, making sure the paint has gone the whole way across so you have no bare spots. Usually the first print is incomplete, but by the second or third one your screen is filled and the impressions look good. You have to add ink across the top as needed. A real window squeegee works better than cardboard, but I needed to have one for each child to use. Karen