Specially designed fabric paint firmly and gently lays on different types of fabrics.
Reliable adhesion to various textiles.
Using this paint with textiles, you’ll get an amazing world of creation.
FABRIC PAINTS PARTICULAR QUALITIES
This is a water-based paint.
Heat treatment by an iron is not required.
Can be used on cotton, linen, polyester, denim and other fabrics.
※ Paint results vary depending on the type of textile.
Consumption of paint depends on the type of cloth. Usually a 20 ml tube will be sufficient to cover an area of A4 size paper.
After drying the paint is not covered by a hard crust. Painted cloth can be washed.
※ Do not dry clean the painted fabric.
※ Some types of textile may have rigidity after dried.
COTTON
Gradation of colours！
Cotton fabric is widely used for clothing, bags, purses, pouches and other everyday stuff.
Using a special medium, you can easily create the sophisticated and beautiful gradation of different colours on a cotton cloth.
LINEN, CANVAS
Effect of blurred watercolours!
Linen fabric is characterized by a coarse fiber like canvas.
Adding a special paint medium (slightly more than the average), try the effect of blurred watercolours.
POLYESTER
Bright colours!
The Fabric Paints have reliable adhesion to Polyester fabrics used in various types of clothing. You can paint multiple colour layers with no bleeding and no streaking.
DENIM
The paint looks great on dark colours!
Before colouring denim or dark colours it is best to apply a white background or any other bright colour, than the colours will look brighter and more colourful.
※ Paint results vary depending on the type of textile. (Adhesion to various textiles may be different depending on the chemical fiber of the textile.)
HOW TO USE FABRIC PAINT
When working with fabric paint it is recommended to put an old newspaper or cloth under the textile to avoid contamination.
1. Dilute the paint with approximate 10-20% water and mix well.
2. Better to use paper or glass pallets.
3. All colours can be mixed with this fabric paint series.
4. Multiple layering and recoating are possible. Another colour can be painted over the dried paint.
※ To hide the background colour of cloth, first use white paint and then cover it with the required colour.
ABOUT MIXED COLOURS
Use your imagination to mix colours. Try to use not only one colour. Mix and create your own original colours.
FOR MIXING EFFICIENCY:
The important point when mixing colours, is to keep the brightness of the paint. Avoid over mixing.
A RANGE OF 45 COLOURS
Standard Colour Series — 24 colours;
Fluorescent Series – 3 colours;
Lame Colour Series — 6 colours;
Japanesque Colour Series – 12 colours..
FABRIC PAINT MEDIUM
FEATURES:
Fabric Paint Medium helps you achieve a blurred effects with your paints.
The Medium is added when necessary to make the transition of shades (colours blur). It is used to dilute the colour, instead of water, without affecting the paint absorbency into the cloth fiber structure.
HOW TO USE MEDIUM
Medium uses to mix with the paint.
For best results dilute the medium with fabric paint in approximate ratio of 1:2.
More medium requires more time to dry.
※ The duration of drying also depends on temperature and humidity.
MEDIUM FOR SILK-SCREEN PRINTING
FEATURES
Special medium for silkscreen printing.
After adding medium the paint lays on the silk smoothly to create the perfect screen print.
HOW TO USE MEDIUM
Dilute the medium with fabric paint in approximate ratio of 1:1.
For best results, please test by colouring on a piece of fabric before use.
Note that after adding more medium, the colour becomes dimmer.
※ Colouring effect may differ depending on the quality of the fabric
AFTER USE:
Clean your brush and tools with water right after use before they dry.
Heat treatment by iron is not required.
A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR WORKING WITH FABRIC PAINT
Simple methods and available tools can easily be used even by beginners.
SANDPAPER USE
Sand paper is very convenient to use under fabric!
* The fabric will not shift (move) when drawing
* This prevents colour transfer to other parts of the fabric.
* The fabric can be left on the paper until dried.
STENCILS USE
Stencils made by yourself or bought at stores.
Use reusable stencils.
NATURAL STENCILS USE
For images showing the change of seasons or the beauty of nature you can also use natural ingredients such as plant leaves, etc.
PRINT, STAMPS USE
You can also stamp the pattern onto the fabric with prints and seals placing the fabric paint on the surface.
SPONGE TECHNIQUE USE
When drawing through a stencil use a piece of sponge. Making a special tool by putting sponge between disposable chopsticks or on top of a pencil, attach with a rubber band.
HOMEMADE PALETTE
Instead of a professional palette, the waterproof inside part of a milk or yogurt carton can be used. Watercolour palette, (plastic made) is better to pre-wrap with wrap film, as the paint may leave a trace of colours.