I've reviewing "Speedball Deluxe Screen Printing Craft Vinyl Kit - Use with Cutting Machine to Print T-Shirts and Home Décor" which I received via the VINE program.I am an AVID crafter/sewist/quilter and have been looking at learning screen printing since I got my Cricut several years ago. When this item showed up on VINE, I didn't hesitate to get it!Speedball is a very reputable brand for screen printing and I was NOT disappointed when I opened up the package. There were 4 different ink colors, white, yellow, blue and red. With that combination, many different shades of ink can be reproduced with this one kit. It also included plastic cups with lids to hold the peach and mint colored ink it has you make using the design in the instructions. It includes the hard plastic scraper to ensure that the vinyl is adhered to the screens, and the rubber squeegee used to apply the ink. It also includes several wooden stirring sticks and a couple of 30 ml syringes to measure the ink to create the colors. Lastly, there are some sheets of vinyl, transfer tape to create the design & parchment paper to place between the layers of the item being screen printing and the all-important two 10x14 inch screens. These are great quality screens and frames they include in the kit. I'll note that the frames could be potentially reused if the screens needed to be replaced for whatever reason. The spline is sold by Speedball as well.I won't make any references to the use of the kit as that is so VERY subjective and dependent on so many factors TOTALLY out of the control of Speedball. I'm a pretty experienced crafter and I'm even a little intimidated by screen printing. Creating the design and cutting it out in vinyl I can do with my eyes closed, but the process of screen printing, ensuring that the design is lined up properly and lines up with the registration lines of the prior screen, with a two-color design, is not super easy for beginners. I'll be practicing on muslin and canvas fabric before committing to anything that I'd wear out in public or give as a gift. Just know that as with any type of creative process, it's going to take some practice.Having said that, I'm super pleased with the quality of this kit and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to others looking to getting into screen printing!