Following you and learning lots! You mentioned that after the first steaming, you wax over the horses so that you can do the ombre. Do you use soy, cold wax or other wax for that?
Thanks for watching! I used soy wax for this because it’s cheaper than cold wax. The cold would’ve worked just fine too. Sometimes it’s just a matter of what I have quick on hand that gets the job done fast and cheap!
Thank you so much, there's so little information about anti fusant out there, I do have a question, do you know if anti fusant can be used on thicker fabrics? I love painting thrift finds but I wanted to do a t shirt and not have the extremely rough texture but I don't want the watered down paint to run too much.
I have used the antifusant on a heavy weight silk with success, but I truly can’t comment on other fabrics. I only have experience with using it on silk. As it isn’t a terribly expensive product, you could always experiment!
@@CarrieWrightSilk thank you so much! I have a lot of scrap fabric that's a similar consistency to the shirt so I could always buy some and test it on that! All the love ❤️❤️❤️
Following you and learning lots! You mentioned that after the first steaming, you wax over the horses so that you can do the ombre. Do you use soy, cold wax or other wax for that?
Thanks for watching! I used soy wax for this because it’s cheaper than cold wax. The cold would’ve worked just fine too. Sometimes it’s just a matter of what I have quick on hand that gets the job done fast and cheap!
Thank you so much, there's so little information about anti fusant out there, I do have a question, do you know if anti fusant can be used on thicker fabrics? I love painting thrift finds but I wanted to do a t shirt and not have the extremely rough texture but I don't want the watered down paint to run too much.
I have used the antifusant on a heavy weight silk with success, but I truly can’t comment on other fabrics. I only have experience with using it on silk. As it isn’t a terribly expensive product, you could always experiment!
@@CarrieWrightSilk thank you so much! I have a lot of scrap fabric that's a similar consistency to the shirt so I could always buy some and test it on that! All the love ❤️❤️❤️