Haha thank you! Actually when I was making this video I didn't realise I pronounced it wrong 🙈 And when I learned I was super embarrassed that I made so many videos pronouncing "clothes "wrong. So you just put a smile on my face )
thank you for this video! i got fabric paints and plain t-shirts for my birthday a few weeks ago, and now that i have design ideas, i wanted to make sure that i know what i'm doing XD
Thank you so much for the tips! I’ve been wanting to start fabric painting for a while, but have been nervous to start. Your videos make it seem so straight forward and you seem so positive, it helps so much! I subscribed :)
Yes its definitely scary to start. Like every new beginnings:) I remember I was freaking out to paint my first tshirt. And look at me now :) practicing is a key.You can practice on some old t-shirt or even on some piece of fabric.
@@Dariacreative daria i actually bought a hoodie for painting on it . but then i was scared that it would crack . and didnt paint on it . today i found it . the hoodies soft ... very soft . pls tell me if i should paint on it or wat
@@Dariacreative thank u for responding so quickly i did not expect it . first i might wanna try how it works on a simple fabric cuz i dont wanna ruin my hoodie as the paints gonna be permanent . when i do this i might wanna film it and post it on my channel where i do creative crafty stuff . thank u again and stay safe
I find your videos very informative. This is the 4th video of yours that I have watched. Each gives a little bit more additional information that might not have been mentioned in the others.
-Chronology- Answering most common questions about painting on clothes: 0:52 - Can you use acrylic paint on clothes? 1:29 - What kind of brush to use when painting on clothes? 2:27 - What fabric is best for painting? 3:15 - Why to use a manequin? 4:31 - Do you need a special diluter to dilute fabric paint? 4:43 - How to fix a painting? Chalanges that come with painting on clothes: 5:30 - Painting on a black clothes 6: 38 - Fabric paint is cracking on a black clothes Tips and Tricks: 7:16 - Painting backgrounds 8:10 - Water painting effect 8:33 - Fabric outliners 9:07- Outro
Thank you very VERY much! This helped me A LOT . I always loved to paint on clothes n they always turned out bad. Now I'm getting better and better !!!thanks again 😊❤️
Your comment just made my day, because making this video I wasn't sure do I give enough information and will it be helpful to somebody . So seeing people thanking me for it just making me so much happy :)
This channel is amazing!! I rly appreciate all your work, keep going. I’m watching these, inspired to try paint my hoodies :) tysm for these vids, have helped a lot
I was planning to paint on my clothes a for a long time, but I was scared (I still am but whatever😅), because I'm not used to painting, especially on clothes, but your tips and tricks helped me a lot, thank you so much❤️
I use pebeo opaque and they are very good. I know the jacquard paints are good as well. Try to find paints which are appropriate to paint on black fabric. As denim is mostly blue or dark blue you need paints with good coverage
Hi I want to.paint on a black tuxedo. You said I need a white undercoat. Can you post what you mean? Is that same as Gesso? Also can you post the outliner you use for spider web?
No white undercoat it's a white fabric paint layer which prevents other colors soaking into fabric. My outliner is russian brand Decola , but you can find other brands on the market. Just search for dimensional fabric paint
No but I wouldn't recommend to male a thick art on colduroy fabric. I have a video on my channel where I paint Harry Styles inspired corduroy pants, check it out
I have a quilt top that my grandmother painted but did not finish. It have no idea what kind of paints she used, but it is very stiff. Sadly she passed a couple of years ago. I would like to finish the quilt top. The design is rambling flowers and ivy. Do you have any suggestions?
i see people use markers on designing denim pants.. i wonder how it wont get erased when washed.. do i need to use acrylic gloss to keep the design longer?
привет Daria .. i would want to know if i can apply fabric paint on my one year old son's hand to take his print on the tshirt. Does it work? I also want to know if it can harm the baby's skin. Any tips to protect his skin and also get his hand print done?
Hello. You know I applied paint on my daughter hand amd created a print in one of my customizations. Nothing bad happened. But if your baby has allergy to some of the paint components it may be it's harmful. I don't know honestly
Hey how's everything fast question what's best paint fabric & is it for cloths & sneaks and I have Acrylic painter marker, Sharpie permanent marker & tulip fabric marker are these good enough or is fabric paint better
@@ricarroyo5470 it depends on what do you want to create. If you want to write something draw something- fabric markers are enough. If you want to make some large artwork of course you need fabric paints. Or acrylics plus fabric medium
Yes if you do it immediately and use a lot of stain remover) And often I make mistakes a part of design. I add more paint splashes for example) or cover mistake with some image writing etc
The ‘clothes’ are amusing me. Please don’t be embossed though. English can be a silly language. This is the first time I have watched one of your videos and I like it.
Hi! I want to paint a black cotton sweatshirt with fabric paint, and I did the white undercoat as you suggested, but in less than 1 hour the fabric absorbs all the white paint and I can't really see my drawing anymore. Do you have any tips for me? I added a bit of water to the paint before using it because I saw you doing it, I thought it was a good idea but the result didn't satisfy me and I'm desperate for advices :')
Well that is thing I wish I explained in my videos.The tip here - draw just the shape of the image you are gonna paint then fill it with white color. And once it dry draw all the inner lines on top of this undercoat.It's easy to draw on white surface. Or you can use carbon paper to transfer all the inner lines
And I use water when it's necessary. If I see that paint is too opaque and it's hard to apply it and also I want to make thin layer for undercoat- then I add water. If your paint is already liquid enough you don't need extra water
Okay so I tried again some hours ago, and this time I'm actually pretty satisfied with the result; in my head, the white paint was brighter against the black fabric, but I think that it still came out pretty good, considering that this is more or less my first attempt on fabric. So, all I can say is a big thank you, Daria! Sending love from Italy💖
I'm an artist who has been illustrating for years and I work with acrylic on canvas but is now considering on painting scenes on T-Shirts that I can sell. Is it possible to create the same effect and style say like Bob Ross style on a T-Shirt like a mountain scene in the country side? I have access to an airbrush and could I use an airbrush to create the background or sky hue and then go over that with fine brushes or a fan brush to create clouds mountains trees etc etc? Or could the paint become too thick like creating texture like snow on the mountain or texture on rocks or the leaves and bark on the trees? And if its too thick is it possible to work around that and get the same result and effect but with thinner paint? Thankyou and happy painting!
th-cam.com/video/6xi5babX97E/w-d-xo.html check out this video I paint there Bob Ross atworks and trying to use the same tecniques :) you can create pretty the same effects but of course you should understand that fabric is not a canvas and you shouldn't use too much paint when for example you create snow on the mountains or texture on rocks. So to avoid thickness try to apply thin layers. And yes airbrush for the sky its a great idea , because not only sky layer will be very thin but also it will be much easier for you to create smooth transitions on the sky
@@Dariacreative Thank you so so much that tutorial was perfect. I've been painting for a long time and Bob Ross is one of my all time favorite artist. But I don't work with oil I work in Acrylic which makes it even more satisfying for me. Your work is amazing. To know that on clothing I can create a Bob Ross like painting even using fabric paint is awesome. I'm pretty basic though when it comes to colors I use primaries and I get a huge range of colors out of red yellow and blue. And that's really all I need. But thanks again though for sharing that with me. Art is my passion. Boy I do wish I can show you some of my beautiful acrylic paintings.
Hi Daria! Thank you so much for this video! Very helpful. I have a few questions please. Can you explain a little bit better how to fix a painting? And the other one is, when you wash your clothes, even if it's a painting where you used a lot of water( per example ) the watercolor effect, does it remain the same throughout the washings? Hope that I explained well. Thank you so much ✨🙏
Fixing with iron. On the reverse side for 5 minutes or through some thin cloth. Iron shouldn't be too hot and ironing without steam. Water doesn't affect the quality of paint and color. color remains the same even after many washings:)
I'm thinking of painting on a pair of sweatpants with jacquard fabric paint, and I noticed some say "textile" and some say "lumiere" or something else. is there a difference between them? Should I use textile fabric paint or one of the others for fleece sweatpants?
Hi, how hot does the iron have to be to "set or fix" the colors on the painted clothes? Do you have a video actually ironing a jacket??? I would like to see the whole thing 😒
I have some videos but I forgot which ones :))) because actually there is nothing complicated. Like simple ironing. The only thing which you should be careful about is to don't push iron directly on the artwork. So iron on the reverse side. Or through some thin cloth. Or you can use baking paper and iron through it :) In my todays video I will iron using baking paper
@@saraalzein5749 well I need to see photo to understand, you can dm me on my Instagram (@Dariacreative). Probably fabric paints are not good. There is video about good quality fabric paints on my channel. Link of it in the description of this video
I have never used Sharpie markers. And markers at all I don't use frequently. Sometimes to sketch . I prefer to make lines with small brush , may be it takes longer but the result is more beautiful in my opinion
I am a filipino and I found it hard to understand what you were saying. because of your accent. Itls not your fault though. However, your tips are helpful and am inspired to paint on my clothes. BTW, acrylics may also be used to paint on fabric as long as you dilute it with water and add a drop of fabric conditioner
The way you pronounce 'clothes' makes me so happy ☺ thank you for these tips!
Haha thank you! Actually when I was making this video I didn't realise I pronounced it wrong 🙈 And when I learned I was super embarrassed that I made so many videos pronouncing "clothes "wrong. So you just put a smile on my face )
@@Dariacreative your way is better. The world should change to say it your way
@@voidremoved haha .definitely. very tricky in pronunciation word
@@Dariacreative clothesies FTW
Was just thinking that 🤣
Thank you Daria, very helpful hints. You are so cute when you say “clothzez” !
Kolousesi.... Nice
I absolutely agree😍
SAME!! Glad I'm not the only one
Very comprehensive video! I was totally gonna start spray painting a shirt like a cretan😂 glad I know fabric paint is a thing now, thanks Daria!
A mini master class! Thanks 🎨 😊
Thanks! This was actually A LOT of help! Gonna watch all your other videos before I start painting on my clothes haha
:) It will take a lot of time to watch them all but If you will you will understand a lot about painting on cllothes 😄
thank you for this video! i got fabric paints and plain t-shirts for my birthday a few weeks ago, and now that i have design ideas, i wanted to make sure that i know what i'm doing XD
Thank you so much for the tips! I’ve been wanting to start fabric painting for a while, but have been nervous to start. Your videos make it seem so straight forward and you seem so positive, it helps so much! I subscribed :)
Yes its definitely scary to start. Like every new beginnings:) I remember I was freaking out to paint my first tshirt. And look at me now :) practicing is a key.You can practice on some old t-shirt or even on some piece of fabric.
Dariacreative I will definitely try it out on an old t-shirt first. Thank you so much for the encouragement 💜
So interesting. Love to learn more on fabric printing
**me paints my jeans**
**later watches this video**
Me:Oop
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@@Dariacreative daria i actually bought a hoodie for painting on it . but then i was scared that it would crack . and didnt paint on it . today i found it . the hoodies soft ... very soft . pls tell me if i should paint on it or wat
@@ShiningStarAarna paint will not crack if you will use fabric paints for painting . But if you feel scared paint something simple, with 1-2 layers.
@@Dariacreative thank u for responding so quickly i did not expect it . first i might wanna try how it works on a simple fabric cuz i dont wanna ruin my hoodie as the paints gonna be permanent . when i do this i might wanna film it and post it on my channel where i do creative crafty stuff . thank u again and stay safe
@@ShiningStarAarna of course trying on some piece of fabric is the best option!
Thank you so much Darya for sharing the sacred knowledge of painting on fabric! Been wanting to try it fo a long while now. Blessed be! 😌🖤
Ur accent sound very interesting to listen😍 this few pro and cons, tips and trick were so helpful thank you daria😍😍
I find your videos very informative. This is the 4th video of yours that I have watched. Each gives a little bit more additional information that might not have been mentioned in the others.
Thank you so much, after so much searching I finally a find a useful channel. I'll try to paint a tee 💕
-Chronology-
Answering most common questions about painting on clothes:
0:52 - Can you use acrylic paint on clothes?
1:29 - What kind of brush to use when painting on clothes?
2:27 - What fabric is best for painting?
3:15 - Why to use a manequin?
4:31 - Do you need a special diluter to dilute fabric paint?
4:43 - How to fix a painting?
Chalanges that come with painting on clothes:
5:30 - Painting on a black clothes
6: 38 - Fabric paint is cracking on a black clothes
Tips and Tricks:
7:16 - Painting backgrounds
8:10 - Water painting effect
8:33 - Fabric outliners
9:07- Outro
Thank you very VERY much! This helped me A LOT . I always loved to paint on clothes n they always turned out bad. Now I'm getting better and better !!!thanks again 😊❤️
Your comment just made my day, because making this video I wasn't sure do I give enough information and will it be helpful to somebody . So seeing people thanking me for it just making me so much happy :)
Thank you for your video. I learned a lot, it was very helpful. And you speak very clearly.
This helped so much! Straight to the point and super useful. Thank you!
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Hi I just came across your channel!! Super helpful tips, I’m going to make a shirt today!!
Thanks for the tips. You are awesome 👌
This channel is amazing!! I rly appreciate all your work, keep going. I’m watching these, inspired to try paint my hoodies :) tysm for these vids, have helped a lot
That is great ! I am sure your hoodies will be amazing !❤
You voice is beautiful! You art work is amazing as well. Thanks 4 the tips.
Thank you for your videos 🙏🏻
I'm Daria too so this video is meant to be watched by me 😍 Thanks!
This is incredibly helpful! Your artwork is beautiful, thank you for sharing these tips :D
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Learnt a lot from this video👍 Thank you!!!
Wow thank you so much! 💙
i'm planning to start painting on tshirts (im nervous) and this was very helpful! your works are beautiful btw! ^^
good luck!❤
Where do u get ur paint from could u add a link ?
You are Wahoo, so interesting, all yours videos are really good. Thanks very much
U just earned my sub n likes. U re so amazing. I love u so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Your very good painter I love the way you paint a horse ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
thanks for the wonderful video
This is great! thank you so much!
I slip my t-shirts onto a piece of drywal, tape it in the back. I can work on the table, at angle with a few books , or set it on an easel.
I was planning to paint on my clothes a for a long time, but I was scared (I still am but whatever😅), because I'm not used to painting, especially on clothes, but your tips and tricks helped me a lot, thank you so much❤️
I like your content it's very educational
Thanks. This was helpful for cosplay Crosspointe
You are amazing! And I love your accent. 😁
Thank you 😊❤
Very nice. 🏆🎨
Super helpful! Thanks!
It was so useful, thank you!
hi, how do put a design on a white t shirt. meaning do you hand draw on the t shoirt with a graphite pencil and then paint over it.
very lovely
Thank you so much, this was super helpful! Is there a thicker or better fabric paint to use on denim?
I use pebeo opaque and they are very good. I know the jacquard paints are good as well. Try to find paints which are appropriate to paint on black fabric. As denim is mostly blue or dark blue you need paints with good coverage
Thanks a lot 😊
As in ironing reverse side, do u mean inside out?
how come this video doesnt have that much views :(((
Don't worry it will have when people will discover my channel and this art :)
@@Dariacreative yea
Hi I want to.paint on a black tuxedo. You said I need a white undercoat. Can you post what you mean? Is that same as Gesso?
Also can you post the outliner you use for spider web?
No white undercoat it's a white fabric paint layer which prevents other colors soaking into fabric. My outliner is russian brand Decola , but you can find other brands on the market. Just search for dimensional fabric paint
Thanks ❤
If i wanted to paint a thicker piece of art on corderoy, Would i need to do any prep for the area I'm painting?
No but I wouldn't recommend to male a thick art on colduroy fabric. I have a video on my channel where I paint Harry Styles inspired corduroy pants, check it out
Thank you!
I have a quilt top that my grandmother painted but did not finish. It have no idea what kind of paints she used, but it is very stiff. Sadly she passed a couple of years ago. I would like to finish the quilt top. The design is rambling flowers and ivy. Do you have any suggestions?
I use stencils when I paint so pretty mainly because I can't free style paint
Awesome 😁👍👍👍
I know you recommend a smooth fabric, but do you have any tips to paint on cotton knit like a sweater??
thank you so much i needed this:)
Is it safe to paint enamel to a Spandex Fabric?
What type of fabric is better to paint on? Linen, cotton?
Cotton is great
How about washing. Will it splatter ?
i see people use markers on designing denim pants.. i wonder how it wont get erased when washed.. do i need to use acrylic gloss to keep the design longer?
No don't use acrylic gloss. Just buy some good fabric markers they are resistant to water.
@@Dariacreative ohh alright, thank youuu💕
I like it
привет Daria .. i would want to know if i can apply fabric paint on my one year old son's hand to take his print on the tshirt. Does it work? I also want to know if it can harm the baby's skin. Any tips to protect his skin and also get his hand print done?
Hello. You know I applied paint on my daughter hand amd created a print in one of my customizations. Nothing bad happened. But if your baby has allergy to some of the paint components it may be it's harmful. I don't know honestly
Thanku very much for this video 🥰🥰
I have a question
Should we wash the clothes before painting or not
I know that some artists wash but I don't and never had any problems
Thaanku
Hey how's everything fast question what's best paint fabric & is it for cloths & sneaks and I have Acrylic painter marker, Sharpie permanent marker & tulip fabric marker are these good enough or is fabric paint better
Daria can you answer back fast as you can thanks a lot
@@ricarroyo5470 it depends on what do you want to create. If you want to write something draw something- fabric markers are enough. If you want to make some large artwork of course you need fabric paints. Or acrylics plus fabric medium
@@Dariacreative I want to color in a Nike sign on sneakers or a polo horse on a shirt so which one I use paint or marker
What's the point of answering one of my questions & not the other
@dariacreative ?
Can you put fabric paint in a airbrush?
Yes by mixing paint with water
Thanks. If we make a mistake, how to fix it? Can the paint be washed off, if we do it immediately ?
Yes if you do it immediately and use a lot of stain remover) And often I make mistakes a part of design. I add more paint splashes for example) or cover mistake with some image writing etc
@@Dariacreative Thanks for the fast response, Appreciate much 💖
Thank you so much! 🙏💕
Nice sof decent good information
Can I use scribbles?
Hello, how do I dilute? Do i mix water and paint on a pallette?
Yes with water
Do you need to cover the drawing with something else after you are done with painting? So the paints will last longer?
No you don't need. You just need to fix paints with iron (5 minutes on reverse side)
Dariacreative will the steamer work if you don’t have iron?)
@@innamikhailova2624 don't know actually.It says iron on fabric paints i use.But you can try
Mam can you please show how to actually paint on fabric step by step. I am beginner and don't know right stroke to use.... So please
does it need to be fixed? i dont have an iron or anything like that
you can use hairdryer
Is it ok to Mix water on Colour
What I can use for The Undercoat of Color
You can mix of course paints with water. Undercoat is white fabric paint
The ‘clothes’ are amusing me. Please don’t be embossed though. English can be a silly language. This is the first time I have watched one of your videos and I like it.
Thank you :) This is my old video and I made a progress in pronunciation since that 😁
@Dariacreative You can keep saying it, it's so cute 😂❤
Silly? Silly comment
Hi! I want to paint a black cotton sweatshirt with fabric paint, and I did the white undercoat as you suggested, but in less than 1 hour the fabric absorbs all the white paint and I can't really see my drawing anymore. Do you have any tips for me? I added a bit of water to the paint before using it because I saw you doing it, I thought it was a good idea but the result didn't satisfy me and I'm desperate for advices :')
Well that is thing I wish I explained in my videos.The tip here - draw just the shape of the image you are gonna paint then fill it with white color. And once it dry draw all the inner lines on top of this undercoat.It's easy to draw on white surface. Or you can use carbon paper to transfer all the inner lines
And I use water when it's necessary. If I see that paint is too opaque and it's hard to apply it and also I want to make thin layer for undercoat- then I add water. If your paint is already liquid enough you don't need extra water
Thank you! I'll try to do it and I'll share the results here if it works! :)))
Okay so I tried again some hours ago, and this time I'm actually pretty satisfied with the result; in my head, the white paint was brighter against the black fabric, but I think that it still came out pretty good, considering that this is more or less my first attempt on fabric. So, all I can say is a big thank you, Daria! Sending love from Italy💖
Very helpful video
Please let me know how can I get jackwuard color online in pakistan
sorry don't have any idea.try to google it or search for local online art stores. There are other good fabric paints as well
I'm an artist who has been illustrating for years and I work with acrylic on canvas but is now considering on painting scenes on T-Shirts that I can sell. Is it possible to create the same effect and style say like Bob Ross style on a T-Shirt like a mountain scene in the country side? I have access to an airbrush and could I use an airbrush to create the background or sky hue and then go over that with fine brushes or a fan brush to create clouds mountains trees etc etc? Or could the paint become too thick like creating texture like snow on the mountain or texture on rocks or the leaves and bark on the trees? And if its too thick is it possible to work around that and get the same result and effect but with thinner paint? Thankyou and happy painting!
th-cam.com/video/6xi5babX97E/w-d-xo.html check out this video I paint there Bob Ross atworks and trying to use the same tecniques :) you can create pretty the same effects but of course you should understand that fabric is not a canvas and you shouldn't use too much paint when for example you create snow on the mountains or texture on rocks. So to avoid thickness try to apply thin layers. And yes airbrush for the sky its a great idea , because not only sky layer will be very thin but also it will be much easier for you to create smooth transitions on the sky
@@Dariacreative Thank you so so much that tutorial was perfect. I've been painting for a long time and Bob Ross is one of my all time favorite artist. But I don't work with oil I work in Acrylic which makes it even more satisfying for me. Your work is amazing. To know that on clothing I can create a Bob Ross like painting even using fabric paint is awesome. I'm pretty basic though when it comes to colors I use primaries and I get a huge range of colors out of red yellow and blue. And that's really all I need. But thanks again though for sharing that with me. Art is my passion. Boy I do wish I can show you some of my beautiful acrylic paintings.
Why creases came on the t shirt when I removed my round frame from the t shirt?I did fabric painting
Hi Daria! Thank you so much for this video! Very helpful. I have a few questions please. Can you explain a little bit better how to fix a painting? And the other one is, when you wash your clothes, even if it's a painting where you used a lot of water( per example ) the watercolor effect, does it remain the same throughout the washings? Hope that I explained well. Thank you so much ✨🙏
Fixing with iron. On the reverse side for 5 minutes or through some thin cloth. Iron shouldn't be too hot and ironing without steam. Water doesn't affect the quality of paint and color. color remains the same even after many washings:)
How to stretch the t shirt for painting?
I use a china made fabric marker called FABRIC LINER....it fades....is there a fabric marker that you can recommend pls?
I'm thinking of painting on a pair of sweatpants with jacquard fabric paint, and I noticed some say "textile" and some say "lumiere" or something else. is there a difference between them? Should I use textile fabric paint or one of the others for fleece sweatpants?
I don't know what is lumiere, but for sweatpants you should use textile paints
@@Dariacreative okay. Thanks
@@Dariacreative also, are they opaque? because I'm also planning to paint black cotton clothes too. I wish they had some metallic gold textile
Because there is fabric paint medium for acrylics
How u do it
Hi, how hot does the iron have to be to "set or fix" the colors on the painted clothes? Do you have a video actually ironing a jacket??? I would like to see the whole thing 😒
I have some videos but I forgot which ones :))) because actually there is nothing complicated. Like simple ironing. The only thing which you should be careful about is to don't push iron directly on the artwork. So iron on the reverse side. Or through some thin cloth. Or you can use baking paper and iron through it :) In my todays video I will iron using baking paper
You are very pretty 🥺🥺💕
Ohhh thank you sweetheart 😊❤❤❤
Can I change the colors after 24 hours of painting?
what do you mean?
@@Dariacreative Let's say I colored a rose with red, after a day I wanted in orange, can I paint orange over red?
Thank you so much I get subscribe 😊👍
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daria after i washed my t-shirt the black color was not removed but faded with white dust or something what should i do
Which paints did you use? Brand?
fabric paint black on white t-shirt but it has white dust from washing and its not going away
@@saraalzein5749 well I need to see photo to understand, you can dm me on my Instagram (@Dariacreative). Probably fabric paints are not good. There is video about good quality fabric paints on my channel. Link of it in the description of this video
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I only have acrylic paints. How can I paint on fabric with them properly without it fading?
Buy fabric medium and mix acrylic paints with medium
What are brands you recommend for fabric medium? And, how long should I wait to set the color with iron?
@@annapanajon9157 there should be link in the video description - fabric paints I use.I show there brands and give information about how to fix paints
first of all the accent was so cute
If we made some cracks on painting then how to repair it
Please reply as soon as possible..
You can try to paint over them.
I used stained sharpie markers for fabric however, it always bleed
I have never used Sharpie markers. And markers at all I don't use frequently. Sometimes to sketch . I prefer to make lines with small brush , may be it takes longer but the result is more beautiful in my opinion
What a cute accent OMG!!
What brand of fabric paint is the best?
Pebeo is good.Jacquard, Decola Javana
Thank you!
When I paint backgrounds on clothes the other side of the t-shirt gets stained and it doesn't look quiet nice. Do you any technique to it.
you mean backside? you should put a cardboard inside your t-shirt while painting
What kind of paint to be used?
Fabric paints. I have video about paints its in the description of this video
Tulip fabric paint keep coming out watery
I am a filipino and I found it hard to understand what you were saying. because of your accent. Itls not your fault though. However, your tips are helpful and am inspired to paint on my clothes. BTW, acrylics may also be used to paint on fabric as long as you dilute it with water and add a drop of fabric conditioner
Are you Norwegian!
No I am not :)