Creativ company textile medium, 100 ml 1 bottle

Special fabric medium that can be mixed with other paints in a 1:1 ratio so that the paint can be used as fabric paint on light-colored fabrics. After heat-setting with an iron, the item can be washed at 40°C. How to turn your water-based paint into fabric paint: If the fabric paint needs to be (almost) opaque, then the paint should be too. For example, mix the fabric medium and opaque Plus Color craft paint in a 1:1 ratio for each color. Make small batches, as the paint has good coverage. After decorating your fabric piece, let it dry before heat-setting with an iron. Don't forget to place a sheet of baking paper over the painted area. For a more transparent, watercolor-like look, the fabric medium can be mixed with water in a 1:1 ratio, or it can be mixed with a thin, liquid watercolor paint. Depending on the desired intensity of the paint, drops of liquid watercolor paint can be added to the medium. Add more paint for a more intense, translucent look. If desired, you can dampen the fabric so the colors flow freely across the surface and blend into each other to achieve the desired "watercolor" look. Tip: Don't forget to place a piece of plastic or something similar between the fabric pieces, with a front and back, so the paint doesn't bleed through to the back of the piece. Special fabric medium can be mixed with other paints in a 1:1 ratio so the paint can be used as fabric paint on light-colored fabrics. After heat-setting with an iron, the item can be washed at 40°C. How to turn your water-based paint into fabric paint: If the fabric paint needs to be (almost) opaque, then the paint should be opaque as well. For example, mix the fabric medium and opaque Plus Color craft paint in a 1:1 ratio per color. Make small batches, as the paint has good coverage. After decorating your fabric piece, let it dry before heat-setting with an iron. Don't forget to place a sheet of parchment paper over the painted area. For a more transparent, watercolor-like look, the fabric medium can be mixed with water at a 1:1 ratio, or it can be mixed with a thin, liquid watercolor paint. Depending on the desired intensity of the paint, drops of liquid watercolor paint can be added to the medium. Add more paint for a more intense, translucent look. If desired, you can dampen the fabric so that the colors flow freely over the surface and blend into each other to achieve the desired "watercolor" look. Tip: Don't forget to place a piece of plastic or something similar between the fabric pieces, with a front and back, to prevent the paint from bleeding through to the back of the piece.