Fabric Painting Tutorial

 

TUTORIAL:

http://almastoller.blogspot.com/2007/10/fabric-painting-tutorial.html

 

 

Comments

[Trish Robbins]

I used a spray bottle filled with water to moisten the fabric and moved across the wet fabric with thinned Liquitex paint. It made a watercolor look. Then I splattered contrasting colors into the wet fabric, and enjoyed the bleed of paint on the fabric.

[pinki]

i have a question that after fabric paiting the brush became so hard... so how i clean the brush and make it again soft..

[Geri]

What beautiful art you create, I love the fabric and now your tutorials have taken away the fear. At times we think "we can't do it" and go on to something we have done before. I'm ready now to follow in your footsteps..just think of the long path we are all making thanks to YOU>...Best wishes in your career and personal life. HAPPY SPRING

[madhvi]

i am from jndia. if u enjoyed deepak chopra there are many writers that u will enjoy. namaste.

[Moira]

Thanks for the clear instructions and photos. It's always interesting to see what make of paints people have.
Moira.

[Frederique]

Thank you so much to share this great tutorial with us! One day, I will try... when my sailboat will not move too much!!

[Alesia]

Love It! Thanks for sharing such a simple, fun, expressive technique. I can't wait to try it and share it with my boy, who loves to paint and create also.

[Sue K.]

I'm going to do some fabric painting this weekend. I've already pre-washed the fabric. I'm assuming I should wet it again so it's damp when I paint, right?
I love your painted fabrics - can't wait to get started.

[Dawn]

Brilliant! thank you for sharing this tutorial. It may come in handy one of these days;)