Acrylic paint on shirts

Using acrylic paint on fabric gives you so much variety. Learn in this video tutorial how to use acrylic paint on fabric instead of dye.

Want to create some wearable art and you're wondering, can you use acrylic paint on fabric? Find out the technique to make it work!

It’s the last Day of School! I managed to finish my teacher gifts (late) last night and love how they turned out. I thought I would quickly share one of my favourite ways to make t-shirts. I do love using heat transfer vinyl, but if I want a more distressed look to my design orRead more

Use Fabric Medium to any acrylic paint to turn it into fabric paint. It's easy and will save you money. Full tutorial by Pop Shop America DIY Blog.

Fabric paint can be expensive- so today, I'm going to show you how to paint on fabric WITHOUT fabric paint! It's going to be a game changer!

Doodles & Co. on Instagram: "Let’s make a T-Shirt design with the gel plate. This one turned out pretty decent. What do you think? Ever make one yourself? —— Materials Used: Gel Printing Plate by @gelelf_official Acrylic paint Textile paint GAC 900 Brayer (roller) White T-Shirt *Betty Crocker cookbook (optional 😉) —— . . . #gelprinting #gelprint #monoprint #geliplate #printing #gelpress #gelliplate #art #gelliarts #illustration #experimental #vintage #imagetransfer #tshirt"

After the Kool aid tie dye did NOT work, I looked again to the internet to find a way to make tie dye shirts without a kit. (because I still could not find any kits or fabric dyes here in Japan) I came across a few blogs and youtube videos about using acrylic paints. Below is what I did. First you collect your materials... Then Mix 1 part acrylic paint to 1 part rubbing alcohol. Start mixing. I just used a plastic spoon with plastic containers. At first it will be gloppy. This is the alcohol…

Add a dash of color to the boring shirts to zing up your wardrobe. Spray painting enables you to achieve that in a creative way without needing much of an …

Kornelija (korn-eel-eeyuh) on Instagram: "HOW TO PAINT ON SHIRTS (Machine wash safe) Supplies: - Acrylic paint - Textile Medium (I use Golden GAC 900) - Smooth paintbrushes (I switch off using multiple depending on its shape and size) - Shirt that is smooth (typically cotton), not many ridges STEPS - Put something in between your shirt so the paint doesn’t seep through (I use cardboard or plank of wood) - Mix acrylic paint to textile medium 1:1 ratio. You want to mix this well…

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