We have lots of fabric paints. They all work on almost all untreated fabrics, but the different consistencies make each better for certain techniques. Some have more pigment in the formula and are more expensive, some are less expensive. Whatever you need, we have it.
Jacquard Textile Colors USE FOR: Textile hand painting, marbling, airbrushing, block printing and stenciling USE ON: All Natural and most Synthetic Fabrics
Lumiere And Neopaque USE FOR: Stamping, Stenciling, Handpainting, Airbrushing (thinned), Silkscreen. USE ON: Natural fabrics and most synthetics and blends, wood, paper and leather, both light and dark.
Setacolor Fabric Paint USE FOR: Heliographic (Sun) Painting, Handpainting, Serti Technique, Tie-dye, Batik, Painting on colored and dark fabrics, metallic hi-lighting, stenciling, screen printing, block printing USE ON: Most fabrics
USE FOR: Fabric Painting, stenciling, puff-paint, 3-D effects, outlining, glueing
USE ON: All natural or synthetic fabrics, plastic, paper, wood, glass, metal, ceramics
DecoArt So-Soft Opaque Fabric Paint USE FOR: Fabric painting, stamping, stenciling, water color techniques, colored or metallic accents on dyed silk where you want soft! USE ON: Most fabrics - including silk, canvas, lampshades, linens, etc. Good coverage on dark fabrics.
Dr. Ph. Martin's Spectralite USE FOR: air brushing, marbling, painting USE ON: most fabrics, paper, leather, film
Piñata Colors USE FOR: Painting, Stamping, Printing, Rolling, and Dyeing. USE ON: Fabric, Glass, Leather, Metal, Wood, Canvas, Paper, Plastic
Jacquard Professional Screen Inks USE FOR: Screen Printing, Hand painting, Block Printing, Stenciling, Stamping USE ON: All surfaces - Permanent on most
Versatex Printing Ink USE FOR: Screen Printing, Hand painting, Block Printing, Stenciling, Stamping USE ON: Fabric, paper
Speedball Screen Printing Ink USE FOR: Screen Printing, Stenciling, Block Printing, Hand Painting USE ON: Most fabrics.
Dye-na-flow Silk Paint USE FOR: Silk painting, Serti Technique, Salt & Alcohol effects, Airbrushing, Spraying, Sponge printing, faux Tie-dye and Batik USE ON: Silk and all natural and synthetic untreated fabrics
Setasilk Silk Paint USE FOR: Silkpainting - serti silk technique, water color. salt & alcohol effects, airbrush, pseudo tie-dye and batik; Sunpainting! USE ON: Silk and most other fabrics (untreated)
Jacquard Air Brush Ink USE FOR: Airbrushing, Marbling, even Tie-dye USE ON: Fabric, Leather, Wood, Paper, Plastic, and Metal
New Improved Fabric Stamping Ink USE FOR: Stamping with detailed rubber stamps, painting, spraying USE ON: Most Fabrics, wood, paper
Glo Paint Tubes USE FOR: Anywhere you need a glow! Hand paint, Silkscreen, stencil, etc. USE ON: Most surfaces; fabrics as well as ceramics, glass, plastic, wood etc.
Glow In The Dark Paints USE FOR: Handpainting, spraying, airbrushing USE ON: Most surfaces; fabrics as well as ceramics, glass, plastic, wood etc.
Dharma Pigment Dye USE FOR: Silk painting, Serti Technique, watercolor technique, hand painting, non-toxic pseudo Tie-dye and Batik, Crinkle Dyeing, Airbrushing, Spraying, all direct application USE ON: Silk, Wool, Cotton, Nylon (untreated), Polyester, Synthetics & Blends
Pearl-Ex Pigments USE FOR: Adding metallic and pearlescent shimmer to any medium that can hold it USE ON: Whatever transparent medium you want to add them to - fabric paint, resists, candles, house paint, Fimo, wood varnishes, glue, etc.
Pearl-Ex Stamps and Re-Inkers USE FOR: Rubber stamping with vibrant metallic and pearlescent colors USE ON: Most fabrics, paper
Shiva Iridescent Paintstiks USE FOR: Embellishing, iridescent accents, fabric rubbings, stenciling, stamping, use instead of paint. USE ON: Most Fabrics, canvas, paper, wood, plastic, even metal.
Setacolor Finishing Gold & Silver USE FOR: Adding a clear glittery sparkly overcoat on the top of any of our fabric paints USE ON: All fabrics that can be painted
USE FOR: Add to Setacolor or other fabric paints to "puff" them out with heat - makes regular fabric paints dimensional USE ON: All fabrics that can be painted
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