How to Paint Feathers with Watercolor (How to Dye Feathers)
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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Learn how to color feathers using watercolors and use them in your crafts, school projects, and home decor.
From the most subdued, subtle colors to the brightest hues, adults and kids can paint feathers. As an alternative to harsh dye, watercolor feathers can be vibrant and be used in many home decor, costume (cosplay), kid's dress up, and crafts.
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I have white pigeon feathers
Thanks for this video
The word you are looking for is Quill... the hard bit within a feather. As in Duck Down.. Down doesn't have the hard quill in the feather. So Down is soft.
Thank you! 💗
Super cool 🥰
I have a pen that’s similar to those watercolor pens but it’s prefilled with water-based black ink. Will that work or will it come out dull/gray instead of black? It doesn’t have to be *jet* black, as long as it looks black. Also, what kind of brush are you using? Would a soft hairbrush like a baby brush or a nail scrubbing brush work?
So have they ever bled when wet or rubbed off onto anything? Looking to do this for a feather skirt but don’t want to color to rub off on my arms
Hi Sarah - will the colours bleed if they get wet?
Emiley Johnson I don’t know if the colors run when they get wet. I can do a test but we are out of town for a couple of weeks.
If you try it before then, please let me know!
Will this work on really feathers? I have a lot of duck feather from my family members who owns ducks and I want to use it for a cosplay.
Sorry, just seeing this now. I have no idea on if it will on duck feathers - I'd give one a try to see.
@@SarahNenniDaherno need. I tested it and i can say, it works but you haf to jus watered down acrilic paint.
@@SarahNenniDaher No need. I tried it and can say, it works but you haf to jus watered down acrilic paint.
How do u make the color not bleed off?? Or come off if became wet?
This method for coloring it wouldn't be permanent. I believe the only way you could make them permanent would be dye, but I haven't tested it.
Does it stain hands after drying?
No, it's completely dry and color fast once it's brushed out. We haven't gotten them wet, however, I wouldn't expect the color to stay if that were to happen.
What is that paint?
I painted with fabric and it's all sticking together. Any suggestion on how to make it fluffy again? Please help
It will stick together, as I mentioned. Wait for them to dry and brush them out - they'll be fluffy like you see in the pictures. :)
@@SarahNenniDaher Noo.. I've tried that, but it's not working.
@@tebawihi5 I'm sorry, this method has worked for years on the craft feathers I've used. Could it be you used different paint or paint with a lot of thickness?
@@SarahNenniDaher maybe the fabric I've used is too thick.
Super
Does it work with acrylic paint dissolved on water? I need them to be water proof
Acrylic paints on feathers will produce a very stiff feather. You could try diluting the acrylic paint, but I have no experience with that.
Hi Sarah! What if you want dyed feathers but not fluffy? Any suggestions? X
I'm not sure what you mean. This dye method will make the feather stick together and look like a wet bird. :)
If you want dyed feathers but not fluffy, you might try a VERY stiff feather. They are available at craft stores (usually quite large and come in 3-packs).
But I honestly don't know if they will take the watercolor the same way. I haven't tested it.
Let me know what you find out!
@@SarahNenniDaher Thanks I will!
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