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Fabric Paints

Fabric Paints

Fabric paint was created specifically for design on fabrics and different materials, clothes etc. There are a huge range of fabric paints available which can be used on most materials, they also available in a broad spectrum of colours. Fabrics have been known to be decorated with paints going as far back as Ancient Egypt and the Japanese became masters of painting on fabrics later on. Moving on through the centuries, fabric painting became very popular in the 18th and 19th centuries especially in Britain, initially using oils, watercolours and vegetable dye on materials. Specialist paints were developed in the 20th century.


Ready made paint sets for use on fabrics.




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All-purpose, water based fabric paint and printing ink for light coloured ...

Opaque, water based fabric paint especially for dark but also for ...

Marabu Textil Design is a new spray paint from Marabu designed ...

T-shirt marker with bullet tip. For colouring and writing on virtually ...

A water-based fabric pen for school and leisure use. The pen ...

The ONLY non-toxic, non-flammable aerosol fabric paint! Simply Spray is a ...


Fabric paints come in many forms, there are pots of paints or squeezable tubes. The colour or pigment is usually mixed with a glue-like binding medium and can either be painted or brushed on to material, or can be squeezed and made into 3d shapes on fabric. Usually hot iron fixing is needed to permanently fix the colour to your fabric – this also makes the colours last for longer. Most commonly used to be creative with clothing, fabric paint can also be used on bags, decorative table wear, housewares and even some furniture. Provided the material you will be using will be accepting of fabric paint, it really is a blank canvas to create on.


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