perhaps this would help, I saw a video earlier where a lady was using watercolour to decorate her cotton shirt, before she washed it, she ironed the top and then washed it out, none of the colours seemed to see out. very informative though! Thanks !
Hey if you are still monitoring this video, first of all thank you for sharing your test! Secondly, some pigments are staining, some not, so I was wondering if you by any chance remember the brands and colours of paint you used as that may have had an influence on the outcome.
Kathy, that is a very good point about some pigments staining more than others. I honestly do not remember which watercolor paints I used for this but I am inclined to possibly redo the test...and I think I will use all one color the next time.
Ruth, I am looking for a way to create permanent paint from my watercolors, salvaged printer ink, and dye based reinkers. I work on both paper and fabric. I use both stamps and brushes. I'm finding I don't use my products because I want permanence. I saw your video, but I do not see the actual product images. Could you please revisit this? I presently own Delta textile medium, modge podge, liquitex clear jesso, and Masters Touch gloss jell. Which of these will work best for creating stamping ink from above mentioned products? Thanks! .
I think the Folk Art and the Delta ran pretty much neck-and-neck. However you can get Delta in a much smaller bottle than you can Folk Art so if you're just needing a small amount Delta would be a good choice, otherwise if you need a larger amount. Folk Art is about $13 a bottle here is an Amazon link: amzn.to/3jj8cdU
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Yep heat setting makes all the difference. Great video 👍👍👍
This is extremely helpful. Thank you for sharing this test. Can't wait to begin my project!!!
perhaps this would help, I saw a video earlier where a lady was using watercolour to decorate her cotton shirt, before she washed it, she ironed the top and then washed it out, none of the colours seemed to see out.
very informative though! Thanks !
Thank you but the point of my video was to show whether it would stay or not on its own without heat setting it
hello!for the mixed tests,were you mixing the same colors of watercolor and fabric medium?
Can you tell me the full name of the Deco mix you use please…thanks …I can’t find it
Hey if you are still monitoring this video, first of all thank you for sharing your test! Secondly, some pigments are staining, some not, so I was wondering if you by any chance remember the brands and colours of paint you used as that may have had an influence on the outcome.
Kathy, that is a very good point about some pigments staining more than others. I honestly do not remember which watercolor paints I used for this but I am inclined to possibly redo the test...and I think I will use all one color the next time.
Ruth, I am looking for a way to create permanent paint from my watercolors, salvaged printer ink, and dye based reinkers. I work on both paper and fabric. I use both stamps and brushes. I'm finding I don't use my products because I want permanence.
I saw your video, but I do not see the actual product images. Could you please revisit this?
I presently own Delta textile medium, modge podge, liquitex clear jesso, and Masters Touch gloss jell.
Which of these will work best for creating stamping ink from above mentioned products?
Thanks!
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The only one of those choices that would make something permanent would be the Delta fabric medium but I would test it before trusting it.
@@ruthinmanart4063 Thanks for the quick reply! I'll be working on this in the next few days! I'll let you know how it goes.
Do you mix the mediums with regular acrylic paint ?
This test was actually with Watercolor paint... I have not done it with acrylic, you could try the same test...
at the 28 second mark.. i mentioned this is watercolor
Dear Ruth Inman
Thank you, this was a very interesting experiment. I think I may attempt something similar.
Very informative. Just the video I was looking for! Thanks :)
Glad it helped!
Did you iron the fabric with a steam iron. That may have put steam holes on the fabric.
No, I had not ironed it, and if you recall the polka dots were not there before it got wet
Yes it works on acrylics 50/50 mix
So what is the product that was most effective? Sorry, I think I missed it.
I think the Folk Art and the Delta ran pretty much neck-and-neck. However you can get Delta in a much smaller bottle than you can Folk Art so if you're just needing a small amount Delta would be a good choice, otherwise if you need a larger amount. Folk Art is about $13 a bottle here is an Amazon link: amzn.to/3jj8cdU
I also left you the Delta link up above in your other question
thanks great what kind of fabric is that one ?
Cotton fabric, It may have even been a white Muslin
@@ruthinmanart4063 Perfect, when you painted it did you get the fabric wet. ?thanks
@@madeleinegiralt6966 not before the paint got it wet. 😉
Ironing them makes the textile mediums permanent
Sorry you have a cold. Good content.
Fabulous technic ! Thank s !
What is the actual name of the product you called "Delta"?
Delta textile medium...
Amazon link:
amzn.to/371q7mX
anyone
know where these can be purchased?
Walmart, Jo-Ann fabrics, joann.com and anywhere else that sells the little bottles of craft paints
Very useful ty
What's thats mediuns names?
They are shown at the top of the video screen. Deco, Folk & Delta
@@ruthinmanart4063 Thank you for help . I need to buy this medium.
If you put links with brand names of those mediums it would be much easier for your subscribers to find the products you are talking about. + you could get some % from sale.
I am an artist and business student if you would like to get some support contact me martinatuskova@gmail.com
FB facebook.com/martina.tuskova/