[MR] painting fabric?
'bella
smprice1 at bellatlantic.net
Tue Apr 17 16:20:06 PDT 2001
Greetings My Lady;
Liquitex, a fabric paint, can be purchased in quart or gallon sizes from art
supply stores.
Depends on where you live. I used to purchase mine from Pearl Art Supply.
http://www.pearlpaint.com/
pearl, btw, has stores in Atlanta.
depending on the quantity of fabric to be covered by the design... I am
assuming
you are doing designs. You might considering a cheap airbrush and a
template(s).
Or a fluffy roller, and a very hard surface to lay the fabric on. renting a
paint sprayer
is an option if time is a factor.
http://www.dharmatrading.com/vt.html
a small caveat.. there is a BIG difference in price from those tiny jars to
a gallon.. <G>.
do the math and you will see that the price per gallon is not that bad.
In another lifetime, I owned a fabric design business, if I can be of any
assistance
please let me know.
aine, silver
burning thunder
> Greetings to the tavern
> I would like to paint 10 yards of 7.5 oz cotton duck (like
> canvas, but less stiff). Because of the length of the piece I can't
> see buying many small bottles of fabric paint at Michaels. Do you
> think I could spray paint it, or use house paint? I am planning on
> making a castle wall design and would like to be able to use it
> outside and roll or fold it up for transport and storage. I did buy
> 16 oz of white and black fabric paint to mix for the detailing, but I
> want the basic color to be solid grey to start with.
> Any (cheaper) ideas will be welcomed.
> Thanks in advance
> --
>
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