Paints and Dyes To Use On Leather, Wood, or Gourd

Pros: Beautiful paint for leather. Flexible and easy to use. This paint has great coverage, so a little goes a long way. Great prices!

Cons: Only meant for untreated leather not recommended for suede.

Pros: Best dye for sueded leather. Does not ruin the nap or make it stiff. Apply straight from the bottle. Easy to use, great results!

Cons: couldn't come up with any

Pros: The shiniest, most luminous metallic colors, the best coverage on dark fabrics, also works great on leather, wood and paper. Great for shoe painting!
Cons: We couldn't find any

Pro's: Great colors, works on almost any non-porous surface, also colors leather, translucent on glass,transparent colors
Con's: Cannot use on fabric, it will wash out. Use in well ventilated area.

Pros: Best dye for cotton, rayons, linens, hemp and other plant based fibers. Best dye for Tie-Dye, Ice Dyeing and Batik because used in lower temperatures. Vibrant wash fast permanent colors. Easy to use. Does not need hot water. Safe for clothing for infants and chemically sensitive people, once properly washed. Economical!
Cons: With silks and wools, colors are still vibrant, but shift. Need to use with the proper chemicals. Soda Ash used in many techniques is hard on silk and wool. Does not work on synthetics.

Pros: Acid Dyes are the dye of choice for solid color dyeing of silks, wools, alpaca, mohair , feathers and other protein fibers, as well as Nylon. Some folks even use them on leather, but test! Excellent prices, bulk pricing, handy 2oz size. 82 beautiful, vibrant, and some very hard to get colors! Can be painted on as well.
Cons: Needs hot, almost simmering, water to use or needs to be steamed. Some colors take more advanced dyeing technique. Wash items dyed with acid dye in cold water, as they tend to bleed in hot.

Pros: Acid Dyes are the dye of choice for solid color dyeing of silks, wools and other proteins. Economical. Beautiful vibrant colors! Can be painted on as well.
Cons: Needs hot simmering water to use or needs to be steamed. No size in between 1/2 oz and 8 oz.

Pros: Dyes hard to dye substrates like Acrylic, wood, reed, pine needles, straw, potpourri, wigs, buttons, shell, bone, dried flowers, bamboo stalks, and more! Can mix with alcohol and use like a paint too. Absolutely brilliant color!

Cons: Dyes almost anything, including plastic, so handle with great care! Require a lot of heat for setting. Not very lightfast or washfast on fabrics or yarns other than acrylic.