Transprint Inks The result is a good colour that is colourfast to light and washing. A great advantage of these paints is that several prints can be made from each painted paper.Use the Transprint Inks directly from the bottle. 'Heat Phonograms" can be created if objects such as lace, feathers, wire or string are placed between the fabric and a painted paper - acting as a mask
Applying Paint There are many ways to apply paint - try printing, spraying, dabbling, dipping or rolling. Apply with a brush, roller, sponge, cotton buds, fingers, feathers, twigs. Paint up lots of papers and use them when you need to. You can cut up your papers, weave them, apply one over another, cut out shapes.
Crayola Fabric Crayons - are fun and easy to use. Layer to create new tones - vary the pressure to achieve dark and pale tones. Try solid colouring, diagonal or scribble shading. Very effective when used for rubbings - try walls, pavement, fences, tree trunks, car tyres, plastic mesh, leaves.
Ironing to Fabric Make sure your papers are dry - use a hot iron - lay the paper(s) face down on the fabric - cover with baking paper and iron.These are just a few ideas to get you inspired and started.All products here can be found in the 'Colour' section of the catalogue. Experiment and have fun!
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