Fabric medium

How to make fabric paint: In this tutorial we make our own brilliant diy fabric paint from acrylic paint simply by adding a couple of household ingredients.

Learn how to make your very own fabric paint by using this tutorial!

Heather Thomas talks about a hot new technique called image transferring. Learn to take a photograph or image and transfer it to fabrics, papers, or mediums that are washable. Discover different techniques that allow you to be creative with your quilting such as a cotton fabric with paper backing, lutradur, SewPaintable, Inktense, and digital ground medium.

Learn how to create inexpensive DIY curtains, pillows, and more by painting fabric. I’m sharing which paints are best for fabric, how to paint fabric so that it remains soft and washable, and 7 of my best painted fabric DIY projects.

About this item Fabric Type: 100% Cotton Import Designation: Made in the USA or Imported Fabric care instructions: Machine Wash Cold/ Tumble Dry Low 60'' wide. Fabric is sold by the yard and cut to order. For example, order of 1 yard (Qty=1) is 60'' x 36''. Order of 3 yards (Qty=3) is 60'' x 108''.

I am bringing home this tutorial for "How to Watercolor Paint on Fabric", which was originally shared on Ella Claire, here. If you are looking for a tutorial to turn your watercolor fabric (or

If you have some acrylic paint sitting at home and you want to get a little creative, you could try using it to paint on fabric. While acrylic paint wasn’t necessarily made to paint on fabric and last, there are some ways that you can use acrylic paint as fabric paint. One of the best

Wow, it has been a long time since I posted on this blog! My entire life has been consumed by studying for my written comprehensive exam. I was kind of a zombie for a while but little house projects did get completed when my brain couldn't take anymore. The following picture shows how I have felt the past 6 weeks. My biggest project lately was one that was started the day after the exam. I have been having trouble finding fabric for the window treatment in the kitchen so I decided to make my…

Piece (one of 13) Date: 19th century Culture: German Medium: Cotton Dimensions: No dimensions recorded. Classification: Textiles-Printed Credit Line: Rogers Fund, 1909 Accession Number: 09.50.493

Enter a fairytale and come explore a magical realm with Sharon Holland's newest collection, #Willow!💫 Flora and Fauna enchant wild forests🍃 and majestic castles🏰 in hues of mauve, leafy green, gold and ivory🤩.⁠ ⁠ ⁠ With Willow’s 16 quilting cotton prints and all its substrates we have sew many fun projects for you to explore🧵.

Embroidered Fashion Illustrations on Canvas on Behance

Want to be a seamstress but are shocked by the high price of fabric? Here’s where to buy fabric so that you can make the most of your crafting budget.

Sometimes when we make our own clothes, the final result does not look good. And it's often because we choose the wrong fabric for the clothing sewing pattern. This guide will teach you how to choose fabric for clothing based upon certain considerations - like type of fabric, width of fabric and fabric properties.

Head over to the blog for 6 best fabric paints + 4 super simple DIY fabric medium recipes.

A Mint To Be in Mint Giveaway -- for Friday's Fabric GIveaway with The Intrepid Thread!!