If we used fabric markers & stencils to decorate at a baby shower, would they work for this? The terry cloth part had me wondering... Thanks!
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They fabric markers and stencils worked fine on the bibs. The outcome is not perfect but they are hand painted after all.
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You need to get good quality fabric markersThe crayola ones I used were just okay but I would use a more liquid fabric marker if I were to do this again
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We used these for a baby shower and used fabric markers, which worked very nicely.
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I honestly don't have an answer. I have not used these on fabric. My kids use them as face paint. Sorry I couldn't help you.
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I think this would be to sticky and hard to work with for stenciling, maybe try sticky vinyl, that's what I use.
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I just tried a small spot on the front of ours and it seems to mostly rub off, but it is textured and there is a bit of a shadow left. Maybe a plain washable would be better. Consider that the back of the map is not protected and is fabric-like so any marker that was drawn on the back would NOT rub off. You bring up a fun idea that we had not considered for our kids. Thanks!
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Although I have purchased these I have not used them. I have used Sharpie's Fine-tip Permanent markers to outline pictures that I was painting on baby quilts. I have pictures of one I made 25 years ago that was well loved and well washed. More than weekly the first few years. It was recently photographed and I can still see most of the lines in the pictures. I know that they make cloth specific markers but I do trust Sharpie. I know that the ink formulation (25 years ago) did not damage the fabric and stayed on. Hope this helps.
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These are very SMALL quantities to use on walls, so I assume you're doing small designs? I don't see why they wouldn't be just fine--they are acrylic and would behave as they do on paper or any other object being decorated. I do not have a value for how long they would last, but keeping designs out of direct sunlight should help--and away from tiny hands too!.............m
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Hi! I apologize, but I can't actually answer your questions. I purchased the fabric markers for my granddaughter, who is 2 years old, and her mommy is going to be using them. I've actually never tried them.
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These markers are meant for a hard surface. I haven't tried them on fabric but my suggestion would be to use white paint markers or white acrylic paint if you want to mark on fleece. None of these will come out however. These aren't dusty like chalk but more like a paint marker.
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Yes it will help it bind to fabric, especially when heat (iron) is applied For painting on fabric; you can mix this with any paint, Acrylic Chalk etc. You might check product ingredients, for any content issues as they might relate to babies. I don't know anything on that, but you can't be too careful. Also look at "Fabrico Inks" in fabric ink search here at Amazon. Wife says they're great for painting on fabric, uses stencils & a small mister bottle. Good Luck
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Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, the only thing I can think of is to use less putty especially on the smaller stars. They should stay on with even a small amount the size of a ball point pen tip. You may try an arts and crafts store. They may have something similar if all else fails.
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We used these crayons directly on fabric, though you could use transfer paper and then iron your design onto fabric. The problem with that is the "mirror effect" -- any text must be written in reverse so that the transfer makes the correct image onto the fabric.
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It should work- this stuff is pretty sticky. Double check the 3M site for applications, but I think it should be good. You want to spray down both the surface and the fabric separately, about 2 coats on each. Let them dry for about 10 mins, then stick them together. Be really delicate with attaching the fabric to the surface, because once it's on there- it holds pretty tightly. Good luck with your project!
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I think frabic marker would work best. Tried a permanent marker and it seemed to run a little bit more. I put a piece of cardboard between layers because it seeps through. Good Luck! We did this last year and the kiddos loved them.
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I see from the previous answer that they will. I was going to say I don't see why not. I used them on cotton onesies and they worked great. We did it as a fun thing to do at my daughter's baby shower. She's putting them on her daughter now and they look great even after washing. I'm sure it will work on terry cloth; it just may take a little stretching to hold the fabric a little more taut, but we had to do that with the flat onesies, too, so I'm sure it will be fine. Have fun!!
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i found the colors to be a little different when they dried. i used them mostly for mixed media painting on canvas. i DID do one t-shirt. and had to retouch it, after i washed it. after that, it was "just OK". be sure to put some cardboard protection under the layer of fabric you are painting. also, give plenty of drying time. if i had it to do over, i would make a small color sampler, by drawing a line from each color first, so that you can see what it will look like when it dries. rather than waste them, i still use them on occasion, but mostly i use another brand. and btw, i like martha stewart and regret giving such a negative answer. good luck.
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We would not recommend this spray chalk for your application. It is a temporary spray, however is does not wash of quickly or with just water.Please let us know if you have any further questions.Thank you,The Stencil Ease Team
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What a neat use for the fabric sheets! We really didn't know, so we applied two tests. First we spit on it, imitating a baby as best we could. It didn't run. We then held it under running water for a minute or so and rubbed it vigorously. Again, it didn't run. However, the label we tested was printed a couple weeks ago, so the inkjet ink had plenty of time to dry. We think you'd be safe in printing the baby books -- good luck!