Hi Marion, You’ve added so much to my world. I’m so glad I’ve found you. Everyday I try to watch one of your video’s. Creative people are happy when creating. Creating is a God given gift I believe. God smiles when I say this, because after all he is a creator also. I know I speak for many people when I say you bring joy into to our world. God Bless you. Thank you.
I love this sort of thing! Some years ago, I discovered a method of using Inktense blocks to do leaf rubbings, a bit like brass rubbing, and made a beautiful cushion cover. If you lay a leaf with lovely veins underneath your fabric and gently rub over the fabric with the side edge of the block, it picks it up beautifully. I did this dry, then sprayed it with a light plant spray to bring out the colours. Lastly I ironed it to set the colours. It worked a treat! Then you can embroider over the top, but it’s pretty on its own. 😊. I love your smocked top. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing this extra idea! I'll try it. I love leaf prints and rubbings😍 Your technique could be done on top of a first muted layer of colours, such as what Marion produced in this tutorial. Textile art is such a fun thing🎉
What a fun technique 🤗🩷- now I know how to use my Intense Blocks for something quite different than what I have seen or tried before. Thank Youssouf much for sharing💗🌷🌺🥰
I really like the “wet-on-wet” application of the colors👍 Great suggestion to crumping up the grease proof paper/parchment baking paper! I love the “mopping up” of colors on cloth👍👍. Very revealing on how the colors dry so much lighter! Can’t wait to see what you are envisioning for the embroidery 👍👍🌹Thank you🎉
Lovely process, Marion. You have cheered me up immensely. I'm recuperating from a long stay in hospital that had me thinking my creative days are over. Your videos are just what I need to get my mojo back. Thank you so much.
Oh I hope you're recovering well Ann. Sorry to hear you've been in hospital. Maybe you just need to get some paint splashed about on something and feel a bit of artistic abandon! Enjoying the process without necessarily making a 'thing'....
I love the colors. And I agree, it is so much fun to paint your own fabric. Did a little flower doll and a moth last week. Doll is finished, the moth maybe tomorrow. Have a nice weekend Marion.
Marion, it is not a "real"moth it is a fantasy one. About 2 weeks ago I followed 20 workshops from Zen Stitching. 20 different ladys who teached something in 1 week. The moth was one of the workshops. It was fun to make and to follow every one even i know a lot of the technics. I think it is on Instagram tomorrow.
Hello Marion. This was a really interesting video - thank you. My mother was a professional artist and crafter. She would have loved to have seen what you have created as a basis for future projects. And I, along with your other viewers, now get the chance to watch how you use these pieces of cloth and form them into wonderfully artistic art forms which, I for one, will no doubt envy! Listen out for lots of “ooooh’s” and “ahhhhh’s” coming your way.
Lovely use of the inktense blocks. Water is what locks these blocks onto fabric and paper. Try using a spray bottle to wet your cloth. I love building up colours then placing scrunched glad wrap on top, let this dry will take a while I leave overnight and in one case forgot and left for two days, then your fabric will have fun shapes kind of like rocks or boulders very fun. Just a thought if you haven’t tried this. Have a lovely week.
@@Lifecombing inktense blocks are permanent on fabric. So yes can be washed. You need to activate with water. Have fun and experiment. I’ve also used posca pens and these stay on the fabric quite nicely for a brighter cleaner look.
I'm thinking glad wrap is cling film here 🤔 I've never used that technique but I'll be trying it now thank you. I've tried with a spray bottle before but I think I just like using the fabric really wet 💦
Marion, it is so lovely of you to share your technique for this with us, and the tip about the grease proof paper. Thank you for sharing. Enjoy the day! Catherine
Hi Marion! I love that technique of laying the colour on the paper and making a print on the fabric. I’ve not tried that way before, so look forward to giving it a go.😊
This is great…I d only ever thought of various types of dyes to creat background fabrics…this is a much faster way of creating a cloth to work on. It s good to have different methods and always lovely to watch your creative videos Marion. Thankyou🧡
Marion you are Fantastic, I love your creative mind and process and thinking beyond what is standard. You give me so many ideas and open doors in my mind. Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🦋🦋🦋
Oh Marion! I felt as if I'd just stepped into a Monet watercolour canvas as you presented this....wow such a creative generous soul you are to share and teach all that you do. I want to run out and buy some Inktense now. Actually I think I own some Soft Pastels, a similar product I believe to Inktense, something my children used when they were little. Love that you do your own unique process with these, and those colours are just indescribably beautiful. Sincere thanks all over again Marion - you are such a sweetheart. 🖌🎨💖
Marion, you are so very talented and do such wonderful work. Thank you for sharing this technique. I just bought some of those blocks for painting, but now I know another way to use them.
Thanks so much for the inspiration, Marion! I particularly love the supposed' back side. I enjoy watching your channel and look forward to my retirement that starts next week to be able to play with fabric and paper. Again, THANKS!!
Thank you Marion for your video as always. These blocks look amazing. I So agree it would be impossible to buy this fabric in the tones and concentration of colour that you may want. I am saving hard for these . They are a lot cheaper in some other countries but when you add postage you will not be saving that much. Your top is lovely and so nice to see it again.
They do work really well...but you can use craft acrylic paint instead. It's what I used to use before I had these. I've also used the tester pots of wall paint too if the colour was right....
Genius at work once again. How easy was that. I can see a scene with dark greens fading away and into 14:23 blues for the sky . Would make an awesome background for an old farmhouse embroidery . Such a joy to watch . Cheers from Australia xx
Marion your creativity continues to amaze me and the fabric painting is so new for me. Such an easy and effective way to make something so very pretty and individual. xx
Since first seeing you using this technique...I have tried it ( with acrylics ) for my embroideries also. I love it. The textures and colours you get certainly lends itself to all sorts of creativity. Thank you Marion for sharing a tutorial just on this subject. 😊
Thanks. I thought a couple of stand alone videos would make them easier to find. Some of my earlier videos have techniques in them that end up being hidden because they weren't the main subject...
Thank you Marion, your fabrics are beautiful. I have used Inktense on silk and I will be cutting into it for appliqué work before embroidery. Your tutorial was so helpful, thanks again.
smocked top looks good. I think the blue fabric would be great for scenery trees and bird's because it already looks like that. Think the other piece is really nice also the splatter one is neat looking forward to what you put on them
Marion, I bought myself some after seeing you use yours. I have used mine on lace and doilies also. They work beautifully. Looking forward ro this project.
Thank you for sharing your technique, it's interesting to see how much lighter it is when it dries. I will be trying this soon and curious to try it with some flower pounding!
I watch all your videos and find them all very interesting. I'm now doing the wreath on a good fabric so I can frame it when it's done. I'm definitely going to try painting fabric.
Thanks for a great tutorial on the Inktense paints. I got a small set after watching you use it a few times on your embroidery projects. Gave me some ideas about something I wanted to make. I have already used them to fix a bleached spot on a quilt that was already made, and I was able to blend it in quite well using your techniques with the water. I’m really excited to get to use them and try using them in my embroidery projects. Thanks for the inspiration!
Inktense should be sending you a commission, I hold you personally responsible for the blocks and pencils that have entered the house! 😅 My husband paints and has been having a wonderful time exploring them, and I love your ideas with fabric! 💚
Your top really looks great, Marion,I like the colour! I recently bought myself a box of inktense blocks, and I can't wait to try it myself. The colours are marvellous ❤❤
Hi Marion, thank you for your tutorial on painting background, I got myself a set of Inktense colours after seeing them on another of your videos. Very helpful for me as preparing for a class next month on designing our own embroidery and it includes creating our own backgrounds. I'm so excited about it 😊
yes, I like adding the water first and then adding the color. Looks softer. Thank you so much for the help on using the ink tense, I have them also, but have not got a chance to use them yet but I will as I am working on my mermaid piece for now.
This was fun and I love your results too!! I have published many videos on coloring fabric using different products, for use in fiber and other art. Though I don't use Inktense, people have asked me about using them; now I know where I can send them learn! Thank you.
Thank you. I'll have a look at what you're using too...😊 I do use them in a more controlled manner as well as like this, but I'll be doing that as a separate video. I'm wondering what you use 🤔 I used to use ordinary acrylic paint before I discovered Inktense. I really like the way the colours mix.
@@marionsworld24I have used Caran d'Ache Neocolor II in the same way you have shared here, achieving much the same result as your Inktense. My go to paint is Jacquard Textile Color and their Lumiere paints. I have water thinned regular acrylic as well. I'm looking forward to learning about your more controlled technique.
Your lilac smock looks lovely! Thanks for this demo. Such a variety of effects simply produced and always the mystery of how will it look when it’s dry! Love it!
How wonderful. So many ways to experiment with colours. I dyed some fabric the other day with purple grapes. (Long finger grapes). The colour is gorgeous. Just love experimenting with colours and fabrics. Must get my water colour pencils out now Marion. This looks amazing!!
What a lovely exra video Marion. I think inktense colours are for fabric! Use a textile medium to make the colour fast, but that isnt necessary for art texiles that will never be washed, also, if anyones using new fabric it might be wise to wash it first as fabrics have a size on them so they're crisp and neat but useless for dyeing.
Great tip for new fabric... Mine is always old and soft already so I didn't think about that. The Inktense is colourfast once dry. I haven't found it necessary to add anything else to it. You don't even have to heat set it, although I would iron before washing as an extra safeguard.
Hi Marion, You’ve added so much to my world. I’m so glad I’ve found you. Everyday I try to watch one of your video’s. Creative people are happy when creating. Creating is a God given gift I believe. God smiles when I say this, because after all he is a creator also. I know I speak for many people when I say you bring joy into to our world. God Bless you. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this lovely message 💐☺️
Thank you for this video--so very helpful and is certainly inspiring me to have a go! What a gift you are to each of us!
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I love this sort of thing! Some years ago, I discovered a method of using Inktense blocks to do leaf rubbings, a bit like brass rubbing, and made a beautiful cushion cover. If you lay a leaf with lovely veins underneath your fabric and gently rub over the fabric with the side edge of the block, it picks it up beautifully. I did this dry, then sprayed it with a light plant spray to bring out the colours. Lastly I ironed it to set the colours. It worked a treat! Then you can embroider over the top, but it’s pretty on its own. 😊. I love your smocked top. Thank you.
Marvellous idea!
Thanks for sharing this extra idea! I'll try it. I love leaf prints and rubbings😍 Your technique could be done on top of a first muted layer of colours, such as what Marion produced in this tutorial. Textile art is such a fun thing🎉
That definitely sounds lovely.. lots of possibilities 👍
I wish we were neighbors, Marion, but since I live in New York I at least have your videos! Thank you for sharing your time with us.
That's a long way away 😊
Oh look! You're wearing your smocked top 😊 great
I've worn it a lot since I made it... It's already been washed twice!
Yes indeed!
Love this! Thanks so much for this great tutorial. And your top looks lovely!
What a fun technique 🤗🩷- now I know how to use my Intense Blocks for something quite different than what I have seen or tried before. Thank Youssouf much for sharing💗🌷🌺🥰
Beautiful, wonderful way to make cloth the way you want it to be, I make quilts and can't wait to try this wonderful new way if make cloth
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I really like the “wet-on-wet” application of the colors👍 Great suggestion to crumping up the grease proof paper/parchment baking paper! I love the “mopping up” of colors on cloth👍👍. Very revealing on how the colors dry so much lighter! Can’t wait to see what you are envisioning for the embroidery 👍👍🌹Thank you🎉
Arriving Sunday!☺️
Lovely process, Marion. You have cheered me up immensely. I'm recuperating from a long stay in hospital that had me thinking my creative days are over. Your videos are just what I need to get my mojo back. Thank you so much.
Oh I hope you're recovering well Ann. Sorry to hear you've been in hospital.
Maybe you just need to get some paint splashed about on something and feel a bit of artistic abandon! Enjoying the process without necessarily making a 'thing'....
Such an easy way to create wondrous backgrounds for projects! Delightful!!
I love the colors. And I agree, it is so much fun to paint your own fabric. Did a little flower doll and a moth last week. Doll is finished, the moth maybe tomorrow. Have a nice weekend Marion.
Thank you Marjan. I'm interested in the moth you're making... 🤔
Marion, it is not a "real"moth it is a fantasy one. About 2 weeks ago I followed 20 workshops from Zen Stitching. 20 different ladys who teached something in 1 week. The moth was one of the workshops. It was fun to make and to follow every one even i know a lot of the technics. I think it is on Instagram tomorrow.
Hello Marion. This was a really interesting video - thank you. My mother was a professional artist and crafter. She would have loved to have seen what you have created as a basis for future projects. And I, along with your other viewers, now get the chance to watch how you use these pieces of cloth and form them into wonderfully artistic art forms which, I for one, will no doubt envy! Listen out for lots of “ooooh’s” and “ahhhhh’s” coming your way.
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I love this! Thank you for sharing! You’re wearing your smocked top! Very nice!
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This video is great! I have been wanting to try this technique and you always explain how to do things so well. Looking forward to giving it a try.
Thanks for the crumpled paper tip. Such a good one❤️
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thank you Marion, for showing use,
Lovely use of the inktense blocks. Water is what locks these blocks onto fabric and paper. Try using a spray bottle to wet your cloth. I love building up colours then placing scrunched glad wrap on top, let this dry will take a while I leave overnight and in one case forgot and left for two days, then your fabric will have fun shapes kind of like rocks or boulders very fun. Just a thought if you haven’t tried this. Have a lovely week.
Can the fabric be wash and still keep its colors?
@@Lifecombing inktense blocks are permanent on fabric. So yes can be washed. You need to activate with water. Have fun and experiment. I’ve also used posca pens and these stay on the fabric quite nicely for a brighter cleaner look.
I'm thinking glad wrap is cling film here 🤔
I've never used that technique but I'll be trying it now thank you.
I've tried with a spray bottle before but I think I just like using the fabric really wet 💦
Marion, it is so lovely of you to share your technique for this with us, and the tip about the grease proof paper. Thank you for sharing. Enjoy the day! Catherine
It works really well 👍
I agree, you can’t buy fabric like that. Perfectly muted for stitching over. Thank you Marian.
Wow, such beautiful effects….it looked like a landscape, I could see the sky and fields even before any stitching
It's very free creatively 🖌️🎨
Thank you another great technique can’t wait to try this. 😊❤
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Really like this technique ❤
Thanks for the video Marion. Looking nice in your smocked top
Thank you Marion....a lovely surprise to find this to watch on a Sunday afternoon!
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Thank you for the extra video. The fabric looks lovely.
Soooo beautiful Marion!!!! 🎉❤
Hi Marion! I love that technique of laying the colour on the paper and making a print on the fabric. I’ve not tried that way before, so look forward to giving it a go.😊
It works really well and you get a surprise at the resultant patterns that are created 😊🖌️
This is great…I d only ever thought of various types of dyes to creat background fabrics…this is a much faster way of creating a cloth to work on. It s good to have different methods and always lovely to watch your creative videos Marion. Thankyou🧡
I'd love to do more with natural dyes. But this is good for me as I can get a pretty and colourful piece of fabric to use straight away...
I have my inktense pencils and sticks from when I made cards … LOVE this dying project ❤❤❤
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Marion you are Fantastic, I love your creative mind and process and thinking beyond what is standard. You give me so many ideas and open doors in my mind. Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🦋🦋🦋
I'm so happy you enjoyed watching. It's exciting when new ideas take hold and you just want to do something!
Thank you Marion..... the background fabric looks so interesting adding extra interest to a flat fab....🥀🥀🥀
It makes such beautiful effects
Oh Marion! I felt as if I'd just stepped into a Monet watercolour canvas as you presented this....wow such a creative generous soul you are to share and teach all that you do. I want to run out and buy some Inktense now. Actually I think I own some Soft Pastels, a similar product I believe to Inktense, something my children used when they were little. Love that you do your own unique process with these, and those colours are just indescribably beautiful. Sincere thanks all over again Marion - you are such a sweetheart.
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Thank you Marion! This video is extremely useful and very tempting. I think I'll gift myself some Inktense and give it a try. ❤
Super 😊
Your smocked top looks lovely on you!
Lovely colours - look forward to seeing what you create from these
Oh Marion that is just beautiful. I love the colors & how to do that. The spots especially. Thank you for showing us.
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Marion, you are so very talented and do such wonderful work. Thank you for sharing this technique. I just bought some of those blocks for painting, but now I know another way to use them.
What a great technique! Thank you Marion
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Thanks so much for the inspiration, Marion! I particularly love the supposed' back side. I enjoy watching your channel and look forward to my retirement that starts next week to be able to play with fabric and paper. Again, THANKS!!
Ooh.. happy retirement! I hope you enjoy getting to do all the things you want to 😊💐
Love your smocking. You are so talented.
Your smocked top looks lovely on Marion. The soft purple color suits you. Love the idea of doing your background with paint🎉❤
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Thank you Marion for your video as always. These blocks look amazing. I So agree it would be impossible to buy this fabric in the tones and concentration of colour that you may want. I am saving hard for these . They are a lot cheaper in some other countries but when you add postage you will not be saving that much. Your top is lovely and so nice to see it again.
They do work really well...but you can use craft acrylic paint instead. It's what I used to use before I had these. I've also used the tester pots of wall paint too if the colour was right....
Genius at work once again. How easy was that. I can see a scene with dark greens fading away and into 14:23 blues for the sky . Would make an awesome background for an old farmhouse embroidery . Such a joy to watch . Cheers from Australia xx
The painted fabrics definitely suggest things. Especially here where I wasn't aiming for anything in particular other than random colours...👍🖌️
Marion your creativity continues to amaze me and the fabric painting is so new for me. Such an easy and effective way to make something so very pretty and individual. xx
The resultant fabric can be used in all sorts of projects 😊
Love the effects you’ve achieved 🥰😊
Your smocked top looks beautiful. Thank you for sharing this wonderful demonstration ❤
Btw you look great in your smocked top !!!
Thanks... I've been wearing it quite a bit..
Since first seeing you using this technique...I have tried it ( with acrylics ) for my embroideries also. I love it. The textures and colours you get certainly lends itself to all sorts of creativity. Thank you Marion for sharing a tutorial just on this subject. 😊
Thanks. I thought a couple of stand alone videos would make them easier to find. Some of my earlier videos have techniques in them that end up being hidden because they weren't the main subject...
Love your smocked blouse.🙂
Lots of fun Marion! Thanks for sharing all your tips!❤
Adore working with Inktense. Not tried having paper underneath, so I’ll give that a go.
Thank you😀
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Love this technique.
Thank you Marion ❤
Thank you Marion! I have been asked to do an owl embroidery and have been thinking about a back ground fabric. I think I will give this a try.
You definitely should do 👍
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Fabulous idea.
Thank you Marion, your fabrics are beautiful. I have used Inktense on silk and I will be cutting into it for appliqué work before embroidery. Your tutorial was so helpful, thanks again.
That's sounds lovely. Silk always makes the colours shine...
Ooooh that was fun! Will definitely be trying the technique.
Great tutorial! Hugs and blessings, 🤗❤️🇨🇦
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Thank you - great idea to create unique backgrounds
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I shall have to have a go at this too Marion, your smocked top looks amazing, very pretty 💕
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smocked top looks good. I think the blue fabric would be great for scenery trees and bird's because it already looks like that. Think the other piece is really nice also the splatter one is neat looking forward to what you put on them
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Love love love this! Thank you so much for sharing! So many possibilities with this! ❤
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Thank you Marion! 😊❤
Thank you, such a lovely thing to do.
Oh a new world to play in. Going to try this. Hugs and blessings
Lovely blouse you are wearing!
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Such a lovely tutorial! Love your shirt!
I really like this look very artsy looking ❤❤
Marion, I bought myself some after seeing you use yours. I have used mine on lace and doilies also. They work beautifully. Looking forward ro this project.
Yes lace always looks lovely once painted. 🖌️
Beautiful. Thank you so much. ❤
This is a great technique thank you for sharing it with us!
Thank you for sharing your technique, it's interesting to see how much lighter it is when it dries. I will be trying this soon and curious to try it with some flower pounding!
Excellent!
You can get darker shades... it's just not what I particularly wanted for the piece I was making...
Your smocked top looks super
Thank you...
I watch all your videos and find them all very interesting. I'm now doing the wreath on a good fabric so I can frame it when it's done. I'm definitely going to try painting fabric.
I hope you enjoy it 👍🖌️
🤔 I’m going to have ago with a sponge applicator. A fab demo Marion. I have now purchased a tin of Inktense blocks. Thank you 👏😎💜
Exciting!
Absolutely beautiful! 🎉❤xx
PS I hope we see what you end up creating with your lovely painted background piece 😍😍😍
Arriving on Sunday!
Thank you marion, this is amazing, your fabric has turned out beautiful and you're wearing your smocked top and you look fabulous in it. ❤ Ann 🏴
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Thanks for a great tutorial on the Inktense paints. I got a small set after watching you use it a few times on your embroidery projects. Gave me some ideas about something I wanted to make. I have already used them to fix a bleached spot on a quilt that was already made, and I was able to blend it in quite well using your techniques with the water. I’m really excited to get to use them and try using them in my embroidery projects. Thanks for the inspiration!
That's a great use of them. I've done something similar on a repair on a blouse 👍😊
Inktense should be sending you a commission, I hold you personally responsible for the blocks and pencils that have entered the house! 😅 My husband paints and has been having a wonderful time exploring them, and I love your ideas with fabric! 💚
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Love it
Very unique & beautiful results!!!❤😊
Your top really looks great, Marion,I like the colour! I recently bought myself a box of inktense blocks, and I can't wait to try it myself.
The colours are marvellous ❤❤
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Thank Marion, I’ve just gone and bought ink tence block paints and I’m excited to used them in my slow stitching
Ooh.. lovely!
Thank you! I bought inktense recently and can’t wait to have a go!
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Hi Marion, thank you for your tutorial on painting background, I got myself a set of Inktense colours after seeing them on another of your videos. Very helpful for me as preparing for a class next month on designing our own embroidery and it includes creating our own backgrounds. I'm so excited about it 😊
I'm pleased it was helpful 😊🖌️
Thanks so much for sharing, I’ve always wanted to try my hand at painting, I’m excited to try this. 🪡🧵♥️
Amazing colours love the effects, I will definitely be having a go, thanks Marion xxx
yes, I like adding the water first and then adding the color. Looks softer. Thank you so much for the help on using the ink tense, I have them also, but have not got a chance to use them yet but I will as I am working on my mermaid piece for now.
Mermaids... Wonderful 👍
Bonus video !! Your smocked top is lovely ! Thanks for this tutorial, very helpful 💙
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This was fun and I love your results too!! I have published many videos on coloring fabric using different products, for use in fiber and other art. Though I don't use Inktense, people have asked me about using them; now I know where I can send them learn! Thank you.
Thank you. I'll have a look at what you're using too...😊
I do use them in a more controlled manner as well as like this, but I'll be doing that as a separate video.
I'm wondering what you use 🤔 I used to use ordinary acrylic paint before I discovered Inktense. I really like the way the colours mix.
@@marionsworld24I have used Caran d'Ache Neocolor II in the same way you have shared here, achieving much the same result as your Inktense. My go to paint is Jacquard Textile Color and their Lumiere paints. I have water thinned regular acrylic as well. I'm looking forward to learning about your more controlled technique.
Your lilac smock looks lovely! Thanks for this demo. Such a variety of effects simply produced and always the mystery of how will it look when it’s dry! Love it!
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You’re so right. Unique fabric like none other. Beautiful. 💖💖💖
How wonderful. So many ways to experiment with colours.
I dyed some fabric the other day with purple grapes. (Long finger grapes). The colour is gorgeous. Just love experimenting with colours and fabrics. Must get my water colour pencils out now Marion. This looks amazing!!
I'll look them up... I've never heard of finger grapes 🤔
@@marionsworld24 they're very tasty too.
Your top looks beautiful ❤️❤️❤️ thankyou for the interesting video 🌿💜
Thank you and have a lovely week
What a lovely exra video Marion. I think inktense colours are for fabric! Use a textile medium to make the colour fast, but that isnt necessary for art texiles that will never be washed, also, if anyones using new fabric it might be wise to wash it first as fabrics have a size on them so they're crisp and neat but useless for dyeing.
Great tip for new fabric... Mine is always old and soft already so I didn't think about that.
The Inktense is colourfast once dry. I haven't found it necessary to add anything else to it.
You don't even have to heat set it, although I would iron before washing as an extra safeguard.
Thanks!
Thank you Sheryl 💐
Love this. Thank you for sharing. You always spark the imagination . I'll try this.