Showing posts with label Fabric Painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fabric Painting. Show all posts

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Fabric Painting

Materials Required :
› Fabric paints
› Brushes
› 3D outliner
› Stones or beads if necessary


Methods :
Trace the selected picture to the fabric,clour it with fabric paint, allow it to dry for few mins, then give outline using 3d colour, can glue it with beads and stones, allow it to dry for 24 hours, after that iron it reversly.



Friday, September 25, 2009

Fabric Painting


 

Fabric Painting


Materials Required:
  1. Cloth
  2. Fabric Paints (Fevicryl)
  3. Brushes (different numbers)
  4. Frame
  5. Palette
  6. White Tracing Paper
  7. Design
  8. Pencil
  9. Water
  10. Waste Cloth
Procedure :
  1. Rinse the cloth to remove its starch.
  2. Iron the cloth in order to make it wrinkle free.
  3. Using a white tracing paper, trace the design onto the cloth.
  4.  Fix the frame around the design on the cloth. 
  5. Tips :
  6. Always paint the complete design with white colour as a base before using other colours, to give a better finish to the design. 
  7. Now choose your colours and paint the design. Always paint the lighter shades first then the darker ones.
  8. Let it dry for 24hrs.
  9. For the painting to last longer, iron the back side of the design. The ironing should be done only after 24 hrs.

Here we have painted on a white cloth and used the colours white (For Base), orange, green and yellow.  After painting the white base, start painting with other colours while it is still wet.  If the base is completely dry wet the design slightly with a brush dipped in water. Mix orange paint and white paint together to get a Light orange shade for the petals.
Brushes are available in different numbers depending on the thickness of the bristles. You can use thin brushes in narrow spaces and thicker brushes on broader areas at your discretion.
Ordinary fabric paints can be mixed with water but metallic fabric colours have to be mixed with a medium. Medium can be bought from shops. The consistency of the mixed paints should not be too watery.

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Sunday, August 30, 2009

Color combinations.....

Post here the colors which suits with another colors :

White - Puple
Blue - Cherry Pink
red-yellow
yellow - orange
orange-blue
torquoise-sea green
mustard-maroon
olivegreen-black
light peach-sky blue
peach-purple
red-black
yellow-green
black-silver
black-golden
maroon-golden
rust brown-sea green
pink-purple
lemon-purple
red-orange
pink-orange
bottle green-sky blue
black-copper
light pink-dark pink
light green-maroon

Fabric Painting

Fabric paints - Can be used directly from the bottle. Opaque colours are suitable for painting on dark or light fabrics, transparent colours should only be used on light fabrics. Colours are intermixable within ranges. Try the shimmer colours for particularly spectacular effects or volume which expands with heat.


Fabric marker pens - can be applied directly on to fabric, giving an effect quite different to paint, which is thicker and more intense.


Brush - fabric paint can be applied using brushes, rollers or rubber stamps.


Fabric or fabric item

If we want light color on dark dress- Fabric Painting


Like if u take black or chocolate brown fabric

then first apply a dense layer of thick white colour on your design

when white colour is dried then apply other colours on that white layer so that the shades may be more prominent on fabric...