Results for “Brushes for all types of Fabric” (29 products)

The new Jacquard Screen Print Discharge solution is made to be mixed into screen printing inks to make it easier to print onto dark fabrics, but there is so much more you can do with it. In this tutorial we will show you how to...

For Textiles: Versatex may be used on all types of fabric. The colors are semi-transparent so they work best on light-colored fabrics. Versatex Printing Extender VPI #300 may be added for obtaining pastels and transparent overlays. Mix colors with white for opaque pastels. Overlapping transparent...

Explore the elegant art of silk painting! Learn about dyes, techniques, and how to create vibrant designs on luxurious silk fabric. What is Silk Painting? Silk painting is a form of textile art that involves applying dyes or paints to silk fabric to create vibrant...

If you want to change the color of your upholstery, these are the questions you need to consider to decide if you can use products that we carry: Is the fabric a natural fiber?The easier to use dyes we carry are for natural fibers, some...

Painting with Jacquard Silk Colors is a fun and easy way to create beautiful, professional looking hand-painted silk clothing and art. Use them to create gorgeous and unique scarves, clothing, wall hangings, pillows and more. Because they are true dyes Jacquard Silk Colors do not...

Get answers to common questions about Jacquard fabric paints including Lumiere, Neopaque, Dye-Na-Flow, and Textile Colors, plus techniques for mixing, heat-setting, and special effects. What is the difference between Lumiere & Neopaque, Dye-Na-Flow, and Textile Colors? All three are waterbased acrylic paints and they all...

A A.B.I. Short for Air Brush Ink. These are rich pigments, thinned and ready to spray. They should be smooth flowing with great color intensity. Abrasion Resistance A Fabric's ability to withstand wear and rubbing. Acetate A man-made cellulose fabric similar to Rayon used in...

Get answers to common questions about Jacquard Textile Colors, including differences between paint types, mixing colors, stamping techniques, heat-setting methods, and care instructions. What is the difference between Dye-Na-Flow, Textile Colors, and Lumiere & Neopaque? All three are waterbased acrylic paints and they all work...

These wonderful 3 dimensional copper stamps, called tjaps or chops, have been used for quite a number of decades now in Indonesia for applying wax in the art of batik, and are collected as pieces of art in their own right by collectors, also by...

My biggest concern with branching out from my online store was that I had to come up with a way to better label my clothing so it meets FTC requirements. I don't like putting any type of tag in Lil Blue Boo clothing for comfort...

Batik is a "resist" process for making designs on fabric. The artist uses wax to prevent dye from penetrating the cloth, leaving "blank" areas in the dyed fabric. The process, wax resist then dye, can be repeated over and over to create complex multicolored designs....

Intermixing of Inkodye colors follow the same rules as does the blending of pigments: e.g., blue plus red produces purple, orange plus blue will make gray etc. Pastel hues can be achieved by mixing any color with water at a ratio of 1:3 or 1:5,...

Wood, cane and rattan are all cellulose fibers, so they can take fiber reactive dyes too. We recommend that you test first because unlike fabric, these types of fibers might be more resistant to the dye. For Wood Chips or Small Pieces, Cane, Reed and Anything...

Explore multiple methods for decorating eggs using Dharma products! From traditional Ukrainian-style batik eggs to modern fabric paint techniques, create stunning decorated eggs for Easter or any special occasion. Shopping list: Eggs Dharma Acid Dyes Beeswax Delux Tjanting Dharma Fiber Reactive Dyes Pinata Colors Dr....

For a succinct visual guide from Jacquard Click Here. Pretreat fabric or paper with mordant A mordant must be used on paper and fabric so that the marbled design will adhere to the fiber or paper quickly and permanently. Alum-treated fabric or paper should be used...

Shopping list: Angelus Leather Paints Leather Scraps DMC Thread Elastic Let's get started! To Make Your Headband: I ordered a bunch of Angelus leather paints from Dharma Trading recently and nothing made of leather in my house is safe now! I found these little hair...

Hello, I'm Susan Norlin-Staudaher of Wildflower Textiles. The scarves, flour sack towels, aprons, shirts, and more that are offered by Wildflower Textiles are hand-dyed with Dharma's fiber-reactive Procion MX dyes. Most designs are created with the batik method, using Dharma's beeswax, soy wax and tjantings....

Batik is a wax-resist fiber art. Hot wax is applied to fabric in a design, preventing the dye from reaching the fabric wherever it was applied. This technique can be built up in layers with different colors. The batik effect is unique in that the...

Discharging is the process of removing dye (by destroying or altering the dye "chromophores") with various chemicals or bleach, often in pleasing patterns or designs through Shibori or Tie Dye methods, or by stamping, stenciling or block printing. Discharging can be incorporated into more complex...

Hand Painting and Direct Application Dharmaset dyes for wool, silk and nylon are intense mixes, for the most part, of 1:2 metal complex acid dyes and reactive dyes. This makes them extremely wash fast with good to excellent light fastness — even better than our...

The Serti (closing or fence) technique is the silk painting technique where designs are outlined with gutta or water-based resists, which are applied to white silk that has been pre-washed, dried and stretched (on a stretcher). Once the gutta or water-based resist has dried, it...

The Serti (closing or fence) technique is the silk painting technique where designs are outlined with gutta or water-based resists, which are applied to white silk that has been pre-washed, dried and stretched (on a stretcher). Once the gutta or water-based resist has dried, it...

Did You Know... About Transfer Paper?Transfer Paper's come a long way, baby! That's why folks often choose transfer paper over any other way to get an image on fabric, even screen-printing. Well simply put, it's simpler, much simpler. No messy inks no photo emulsion no...

The subject of resists can be confusing. What's gutta? What's a resist? Can this brand of resist be used with that brand of dye? What we know for sure is: a resist is anything that prevents dye from reaching the fabric — it resists the...