Fabric Creations Soft Fabric Ink Paint, 2 oz, Fruit Punch 2 Fl Oz
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jodi arnett
> 24 hourIm very disappointed.
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tayler
> 24 hourit was great!
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KG
> 24 hourI needed a pair of silver shoes to wear as a bridesmaid in my sisters wedding. Most of the ones I found were glitzier than what I wanted or didnt fit well, etc. I stumbled across this and decided to try it on the shoes I wore in my wedding. They had a satiny finish and this went on perfectly with a foam brush. I went back and did the finer details with a smaller, stiffer paintbrush. They turned out perfect! You would honestly never know I painted them the finish is so smooth and even. The color is a little bit lighter that in the picture and is exactly what I wanted- silver with a slight sheen to it. Im super happy I was able to re-purpose these shoes since I havent worn them since my wedding day over 9 years ago. I know theyre comfortable and now I will be able to wear them with other outfits too. I only wish I had painted them sooner!
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Rise
> 24 hourIt is not at all like speedball. It is very watery. I shook it and stired it but still watery and ruined my shirts I was trying to block print on. It all squished out from the block and gives an bad look and smeared. The speedball block printing ink for fabric is a lot better.
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Mckinley Dutcher
> 24 hourI got this product just as expected, came quick, very good quality
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Carmen
> 24 hourLa pintura no se fija a la tela.
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Jerry L. Clark or Vickie E. Clark
> 24 hourJust got it today looking forward to trying it. Thank you.
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Grouper
> 24 hourLet me begin this review by stating that I am not at all crafty. I occasionally babysit for a 10-year old in the summer months and Im always looking for rainy day projects for the two of us. When I was offered a box of Fabric Creations products in exchange for my unbiased review I accepted thinking this would be a good summer project and it was. We began by testing the fabric ink and stamps on old scrap pieces of fabric to get the hang of how much paint to use, and how much pressure to apply to the stamp. After about 5 practice tries we were ready to tackle stamping tee shirts. We had 3 different colors of ink: grapefruit, turquoise and melon. By varying the thickness of the ink on the stamp we were able to vary the shading on the tee shirts. When we got ink on our hands it washed off easily with soap and water. Same for the stamps, they washed off easily with soap and water. Off course I didnt fully read the instructions on the fabric ink bottle or I would have noticed the hand wash only. Since there is no way Im going to hand wash tee shirts I went ahead and threw them in the washing machine (after letting the ink dry for 24 hours). The tees came out just fine, no fading of the ink at all. This was such a fun project that were going to do it again at fall break.
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Dan Lysaker
> 24 hourI received this product for free along with the corresponding sponges, stamp mat, printing stamps, and stamp-cleaning brush in exchange for my unbiased review of these items. I had so much fun playing around with them, loved the colors and will probably buy more for bigger projects. I got turquoise, grapefruit and black colors to test out. We are expecting our second child this fall and will be planning several baby showers so I thought Id try the paints out on baby onesies. The colors turned out great and washed off the stamps easily with a little soap and water.
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Justin Waters
> 24 hourWorked great on my old faded rug! Looks new again.
