are these good to use on silk painting
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no clue -- but, honestly, they dried up fairly quickly... they were only okay and good because they come in many colors... i wouldn't really rec purchasing these.
486253
I'm so glad that you ask this question. This is exactly what I use them for. They work wonderfully for plastic canvas. They even make it easier to work with. The other good thing, is with these, you can get close to the edge of the canvas.
11958
If you're wanting to decorate something for Halloween, they would be just fine. If for "fancy wear," and you're a good artist, use a stiff brush to apply. Do not squeeze onto your pants. These tubes have a tendency to "burp," which puts a blob where only a line should be, for instance. The package says you can use these paints on multiple surfaces. Several of them are glittery.
841334
Yes I use them just for that. My summer sheets are either silk or 50/59 cotton silk and very pull out all the time these work great
2159008
i don't think so unless you have some top coating on them already. Watch the DVD that comes with the paint. You will need to clean them prior to painting of course but unless you have some glossy finish you should be good. But that is just my opinion and not knowing what you are painting over I strongly suggest watching it first. I painted over dark laminate and had no issue.
2209429
They are silicon impregnated and knit so I don't think silkscreen would work but to be sure I would ask the company you want to do the printing and see what they think. They will stretch going on a lot of guns which probably not do the printing any good.
716829
I have used it on silk, cotton, canvas, rayon, polyester, and nylon. (It even works on lycra or spandex but the stretch distorts and cracks the design.) There were no problems with the painting. Be sure to place a paper towel or something behind the fabric to catch the bleed-through. The only issue is when you use the iron to heat set the color. You will need to be careful about the heat for rayon and nylon (or lycra/spandex). While you want to use the highest setting, you do not want to melt the fabric. I set my iron 2 notches below the highest iron setting. You will want to test a corner to ensure the iron doesn't melt the fabric. But don't skip the step entirely. For hard-to-iron items, I took my hair dryer and, setting it at its highest heat, I held the blower at approximately 1/2 inch away from surface, close to it, and ran the dryer for about 1 minute over each 3 square inches of painted surface. I wouldn't rely on this to go through a washing machine but it will hold up through careful hand-washing.
1802595
Yes, you can paint and draw on them. Because the surface is somewhat rough they don't do well for fine art so my zen tangles didn't work out very well.
667886
I wouldn't use this. I would use the chalk paint pens. They work really well for what you are wanting to do.
622018
Hi Leslie. I imagine they would work. I don't have any needlepoint canvas, but did a test for you using muslin. After it dried (just a few minutes), I rubbed on it and it did not smear. I hope this helps.
844725
They are not waterproof in my experience unfortunately. No idea if they can be used with watercolors but if you're writing on something wet they probably won't do well.
891097
I would say no. These are washable acrylic paints. You could paint wood or paper with them but I think if you heat them they would dry, burn, and turn into a powder rather than give you the glossy finish ceramic pieces usually have. I think you should go with a higher quality paint that is specifically made for firing.
1228457
Yes- work very well on chalkboard paint as long as its indoors. These do not hold up to any kind of weather.
373895
The Pan pastels are very soft and are applied with small foam applicators. They need to be used with Art Spectrum sanded paper for good results. They cover a large area very quickly and blend very nicely. Pastel sticks can be used with them for adding detail which is hard to do with the pan pastels. You have to experiment with them at first to get the feel of them but they are very nice and produce fantastic paintings. This youtube video might be helpful understanding Panpastels, "Misty Sunset" Painting Tutorial with Johannes Vloothuis
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I don't think so, they are good to paint on some kind of papers, like watercolor paper, because they are reactive with water. They are good for paper crafts.
1242276
They are very easy to cut. As for painting I've never tried but they seem like it would hold paint well.
1778261
When wet, these sponges are very soft. I purchased for painting, but probably can be used for any application.