fabric paint might be too thin/not sticky enough and could go in the gaps more. try it though. you can wash most oil based inks once dry at 40 degrees Celsius without them running.
@@crunchyprincess9583 I originally commented when I was researching...since then I've stamped thousands of shirts that made my business! I use Speedball Fabric Block Printing ink and it works AMAZING!!!!
@@devannichols5550 what is the difference between speed ball block fabric ink and the speedball screen printing ink ?, Im new to lino and want to try start a small business prining on totes and need to find the best way!
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Thank you I enjoyed watching. Looks fabulous.
Cool. Looks fun!
Thanks,great video.
So helpful! thanks.
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Hi Kelly
Can I use fabric paint instead of ink?
I'm assuming it an ink printed tshirt will be ok in washing machine?
fabric paint might be too thin/not sticky enough and could go in the gaps more. try it though. you can wash most oil based inks once dry at 40 degrees Celsius without them running.
Wow I will try this, thank you!
what type of ink are you using and do you need heat to solidify it?
she used oil based printing ink, you don't need heat but it makes it quicker. subscribe!
Is it indeed washable? So far I understood they will mostly fade away?
@@crunchyprincess9583 I originally commented when I was researching...since then I've stamped thousands of shirts that made my business! I use Speedball Fabric Block Printing ink and it works AMAZING!!!!
@@devannichols5550 what is the difference between speed ball block fabric ink and the speedball screen printing ink ?, Im new to lino and want to try start a small business prining on totes and need to find the best way!
@@rubypartridge3639 I don't know, but the block printing ink works best. Do as the instructions say and you'll be good.
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