We sell a variety of different products here that you can use on FABRIC!!!
Check out some of these ideas!!
Check out some of these ideas!!
I love this EASY idea for using your Velvet Papers!! Or Crushed Velvet (Rayon-style velvet) fabric you may have at home!
- Take a Red Rubber Stamp and place it on your counter top with the rubber side facing up.
- Spritz a little bit of water on the stamp
- Lay down a piece of velvet paper or crush velvet fabric
- Turn your Iron on to the "cotton" setting
- Press your iron onto the back side of the velvet (that is still sitting on your rubber stamp!) and let sit for 10 seconds
- Remove the velvet from your stamp and BE AMAZED at how beautiful the impression is!!!!
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Check out this other idea... using the Dye-na-flow dye inks for dying your fabrics!!
You can take a paint brush and brush on some of the dye on a piece of fabric on canvas...
After Wendy colored the background of her canvas with Dye-na-flow inks, she went back in with 3 different techniques to create the black designs:
- Wendy created her own ink pad using Neopaque Black Acrylic Paint (for fabric) and this Cut and Dry foam pad. Then she used here custom stamps (the mandala images and square images) to stamp onto the canvas. Because the Neopaque Black Acrylic Paint is safe for fabrics, she can stamp ANY image onto fabric with this ink pad she created!!
- Wendy used the Neopaque Black Acrylic Paint (for fabric) and filled a Fine Line Applicator and then created the thicker swirl designs. When the paint is in the Fine Line Applicator it makes it so you have WAY better control on creating free-form designs
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- Finally, Wendy used the Black Glaze Pen to add in the fine-line swirls. Weirdly, this gel-like glaze pen dries on some fabrics and can withstand washing and drying... we have just recently played around with this concept but it's a pretty fun idea!! (especially for those of us that like to do detail work with pens!)
Another cool idea is that you can create your own ink pad (just like above with the Acrylic Paint) but with BLEACH! The best way to do this is by using Soft Scrub WITH BLEACH already added. Then, just like before, you cut a piece of the Cut-and-Dry foam and "fill" the pad with Soft Scrub with Bleach using a Stipple Brush.
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When Wendy did this, she was able to STAMP on black canvas and the bleach removed some of the color!!
I love this effect!!
I love this effect!!
You can also use the Lumiere Paints to paint on clothing. The Lumiere Acrylic Paints and the Neopaque Acrylic Paints are SAFE FOR FABRIC so you can design something on an item of clothing and safely wash your shirts/pants/sweatshirts/blankets without the paint cracking or flaking off.
Lumiere Acrylic Paints are metallic....
Lumiere Acrylic Paints are metallic....
Neopaque Acrylic Paints are Opaque (not transparent) and have no metallic in them.
Just look how fun and VIBRANT these Lumiere Acrylic paints are!!
The stamped images are from the ink pad Wendy made with Acrylic Paint from earlier...
I LOVE how this shirt turned out!! Fun, original designs just using stamps and fabric-safe Acrylic Paint
The stamped images are from the ink pad Wendy made with Acrylic Paint from earlier...
I LOVE how this shirt turned out!! Fun, original designs just using stamps and fabric-safe Acrylic Paint
There are SO MANY things you can do with fabric when it comes to art!!
Need some inspiration?? We are happy to help, 7 days a week!!
See you soon!
360-647-9663
Need some inspiration?? We are happy to help, 7 days a week!!
See you soon!
360-647-9663
