Paint Pen
Paint Markers : How to Use Paint Markers
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Wilton Food Writer Edible Color Markers $4.39 These edible color markers are great for all kinds of food! Each marker is 0.35 ounces and features a fine tip. A fast fun way to add dazzle to fondant cakes and all kinds of food! Use these markers just as you would an ink marker. Draw fun designs on cakes write messages on cookies add highlights to icing decorations. Also great for: cheese fruit slices and bread. 2 color packs available.... |
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TeleBrands RoboStir, Automatic $9.34 As seen on TV. Automatically stirs as you cook! 3 speeds. Cordless. Safe for non-stick. Great for: gravy, soups, stews, sauces and more! Works with All Pots & Pans: Non-stick; stainless steel; aluminum; enamel. 3 speed motor. Designed to stir every inch. The silicone feet & orbital turning action ensures no spot is unstirred. Cordless - requires 4 AA batteries (not included). Silicone feet withsta... |
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Suzuki Swift SX4 car Scratch Paint Repair Pen Blue #NL $3.86 |
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Audi A4 A6 scratch paint repair pen shiny silver LY7W $4.63 |
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Audi A8 car scratch paint repair pen shiny silver LY7W $4.63 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen NH624P $14.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen NH603P $14.99 |
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car auto paint Scratch Repair pen black New $7.53 |
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Magic Tip Touch Up Paint Pen For BMW, Scratch Repair $14.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen B96P $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen NH552M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen NH701M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen NH705M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen YR574M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen YR576M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen YR578M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen NH689M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen NH678M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen YR562P $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen B520P $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen B530M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen B529P $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen B533M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen NH642M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen YR508M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen YR528M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen B536P $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen R81 $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen B538M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen YR538M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen YR545M $7.99 |
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Genuine Honda Touch-Up Paint Pen B537M $7.99 |
What kind of paint/pen do you use to draw on fabric?
What kind of paint/pen do you use to draw on fabric? I'm trying to draw/paint my own artwork on some clothing pieces I made, but I don't know what kind of pen/paint to use. and where can I get it (other than ebay) Can anyone help me out? Thanks
I would prefer that name of the product, but anything will do as long as it is the right stuff.
Partly that depends on the type of fabric you're drawing/painting on, and the thickness and detail of lines/brushstrokes you want.
(Some people who want to paint on fabric will do it with special paints/inks onto silk ...especially onto blank silk scarves.)
You can paint on cotton or other natural fabrics though with *acrylic* paints, or with acrylic paints to which acrylic "textile medium" (from the craft store) has been added which just makes acrylic paint more supple after drying (or you can use "fabric paints" which already have the textile medium added).
You can also thin acrylic paint with *water* then use it like watercolors --let areas dry first if you don't want them to spread further, or before you paint any other colors on that you don't want to mix since that will change the original color.
You can also use certain "oil pastels" to draw on fabric though those may not last as well after washing, etc. (those are best on 100% cotton or 100% polyester fabrics --can't remember).
As for pens, again it depends on the effect you want.
In addition to using brushes of various kinds (or even sponges/etc) with acrylic paints, etc. as above, you can also use "fabric markers" (which come in colors) or many permanent markers (though some will bleed, soon or later ... *pigment* pens/markers are best, not "Sharpies", and those come in various widths and a few colors).
Also, you'll usually want to stabilize the fabric before drawing/painting on it and to keep the colorants from soaking into the back side, etc. You can do that *temporarily* for painting/drawing by ironing the fabric to the shiny side of freezer paper, or pressing it to a piece of cardboard/etc that's been sprayed with spray adhesive (then let dry a bit so any bonding will be temporary), or pressing it to very fine sandpaper, or even stretching it across a frame in some way. Remove after drying.
You should be able to buy acrylic paints and the other things at most any craft store, or at art supply or hobby stores. Some of them will even be available at drug stores, Target, etc.
HTH and have fun!
Diane B.
