can you airbrush these colors onto cloth, and will it dry?
196938
You can but it is food coloring so when the cloth gets wet the colors will run and mostly wash out.
196939
I do not recommend it. If you want something for cloth you need to purchase a special paint you can thin to spray from the airbrush. These are strictly food grade coloring so the colors will look very different on cloth and may run and wash out when wet.
1569550
I've found that they dry pretty fast, almost instantly. It also depends on the type of paper you use. I haven't try mixing colours yet :-)
935058
I did try it for just that reason and found success as long as I went right behind with a soft cloth a blended. Small pinpoint areas are fine but broad strokes look like bad coloring.
580676
Yes you can, just rub it on with an old sock, thin layers. It should take about 3 layers to get the desired color. You will need about 6 hours drying time or more between layers.
1257404
will work on cloth if you don't wash it. they bleed when wet, because they are washable paints. that is why so good for children
2033345
Yes, though I'd do a test spot somewhere to make sure the fabric takes the paint the way you want it to look. You won't be able to "set" the paint as well as you can on other fabrics, since usually heat is what makes the pain set (iron or in the dryer) but you could use a hair blow dryer to be less damaging to the silk...I'd have to know more about the fabric and what you want to do with it to answer more specifically than that...
1531099
The ink does appear to be water-based (so it will wash out of clothes). So assuming you were able to get it to dry, you could probably get it to wipe off if you got it wet again. However, it seems like it'd just be a big smeary mess both while playing and cleaning up afterwards. We've had the best success on sturdy craft paper.
1495863
To tell u the truth I just used a little dawn and water on a damp cloth then immediately dried with another cloth and everything has been holding up fine.check out my channel on YouTube lolivier57 and I got step by step video
992370
Use a Q tip or small paint brush, to apply. The dye will soak and run more than you expect; it's alcohol based. Good luck!
1789939
Rena, I have mixed paint with a thinner and did some airbrushing on paper and it worked out fine. I was amazed how light I could go with the paint just by pushing the trigger a little bit, more trigger= more paint..
794610
I don't see why not...I've used it on a denim shirt; it will just take a little longer to dry.
1130451
Yes, you can, but I'd recommend using a spray fixative, like Krylon Crystal Clear Acrylic Coating Aerosol Spray, using a few coats and letting your artwork dry in between coats. It won't yellow or change the color. Brushing on a fixative can sometimes smear your work. Good luck!
1148181
Yes, you could use it on fabric. I would take into consideration the color you will be using against the color of your fabric. Have fun!
1999314
I can't see why not - they're canvas so in a cold wash and line dry no dryer...I'd do it
136152
I ordered the beige set and I think it may be possible IF you use a method that will not soak the fabric. You can try on the fabric covered cardboard insert. Is there a sponge painting technique? Could you stipple on fabric paint? It would take experimentation.
239831
You can write on fabric with Sharpies....as stated here already, the ink does spread. Sharpie will also fade after repeated washing and drying.
474206
It seemed to me that any shrinkage would be none or minimal. I used very tepid water. I think these would be the perfect medium for stenciling or fabric painting. Enjoy your project.