@fountainers Yes, it is an acrylic paint, but it is the Plaid FolkArtbrand paint meant for Donna D.'s One Stroke technique. In this case it is the fabric paint. They have several different types. These craft paints seems much more fluid than most acrylic fine art paints. Using the techn. with heavy body paint seems impossible (at least I couldn't, but when I diluted it, it went better). I don't do this type of painting though, but find the technique interesting, so I'd like to try it out.
@JMysticStar7 I would not try that. The problem is that this paint requires heat setting, and this requires a certain amount of heat for a few minutes. Most swim suit fabrics can't be ironed or can only be ironed on the lowest setting which I think isn't hot enough to heat set it properly. You can try Duncan Polymark or Scribbles 3D Fabric Paints, these don't require heat setting - but mail the makers to ask about the fabric and the 4-way stretch it has, if that may be affected by painting.
#2 @fountainers It's name is Plaid FolkArt Fabric (and the one she draws with, is .called FolkArt HD - High Def., "3D") Checked now, Plaid have 6 different types of such craft paints. See plaidonline for more info. I'm sure you could use a fluid/light body artist's acrylic too (or another craft acrylic), but you then have to add Fabric Medium (makes the paint remain soft after drying!). For the bottle painting, try heavy body acrylics with fabric medium in a gutta/paint bottle.
@MusicMonarch101 How is it not? That comment alludes to the fact that you have some unitard emergency and need paint information from youtube commenters ASAP. I THINK that's funny.
This is terrible
Mazda87 8 months ago
it's cool.....thnks...
kangmi2311 1 year ago
what do you call that paint?is it acrylic?
fountainers 1 year ago
@fountainers Yes, it is an acrylic paint, but it is the Plaid FolkArtbrand paint meant for Donna D.'s One Stroke technique. In this case it is the fabric paint. They have several different types. These craft paints seems much more fluid than most acrylic fine art paints. Using the techn. with heavy body paint seems impossible (at least I couldn't, but when I diluted it, it went better). I don't do this type of painting though, but find the technique interesting, so I'd like to try it out.
LottaTroublemaker 1 year ago
Can you use that paint on swim fabric.
JMysticStar7 1 year ago
@JMysticStar7 I would not try that. The problem is that this paint requires heat setting, and this requires a certain amount of heat for a few minutes. Most swim suit fabrics can't be ironed or can only be ironed on the lowest setting which I think isn't hot enough to heat set it properly. You can try Duncan Polymark or Scribbles 3D Fabric Paints, these don't require heat setting - but mail the makers to ask about the fabric and the 4-way stretch it has, if that may be affected by painting.
LottaTroublemaker 1 year ago
#2 @fountainers It's name is Plaid FolkArt Fabric (and the one she draws with, is .called FolkArt HD - High Def., "3D") Checked now, Plaid have 6 different types of such craft paints. See plaidonline for more info. I'm sure you could use a fluid/light body artist's acrylic too (or another craft acrylic), but you then have to add Fabric Medium (makes the paint remain soft after drying!). For the bottle painting, try heavy body acrylics with fabric medium in a gutta/paint bottle.
LottaTroublemaker 1 year ago
Thanks Donna Dewberry,
I learned how to paint watching your videos and you are really great , no matter you try to do, they turn out beautiful and very creative.
2dmcconnon 1 year ago
I like t-shirt painting but i dislike this pattern in this video!
samewish 1 year ago
@MusicMonarch101 How is it not? That comment alludes to the fact that you have some unitard emergency and need paint information from youtube commenters ASAP. I THINK that's funny.
turbonoisecat 1 year ago
@turbonoisecat It is funny!
stoolet 1 year ago
@MusicMonarch101 Lololoololol
turbonoisecat 1 year ago
have anyone used this paint before and can you tell me if it turn out to be soft and stays permanent?
pinkbubblypig94 2 years ago
i think its acrylic paint and if it is then it is indeed permantent its much longer lasting that printing on tshirts
nishadat14 2 years ago
@pinkbubblypig94 it is permanent. softness depends on how much you put on. the way donna does it it is stiff.
swamivicky 1 year ago
realy realy wonderful
firozbz 2 years ago
wth she did it mad fast...she made it look so easy lol
benzxp 2 years ago
How does that dimensional paint hold up in the washer and dryer?
craftylady01 2 years ago
i love how yu make it messy buy elgent
:)
ahhhhmeqann 2 years ago
perfect! so nice , i also try to make some thing with my clothes :P but its hard...
syntiarr1 3 years ago
Ms. Donna, you're the best for me....
flerry0209 3 years ago
man,
you make that look easy..
ElliissBaiirrdd 3 years ago
So cool! You make this look so easy. I am sure I'd never get it like that! :)
Manjaxi 3 years ago