Tulip Dimensional Fabric Paint 1-1/4 Ounces-Puffy-White

I used this on a navy blue sweatshirt & the design turned out great. Remember to shake it very well before you use it.

I have been going to stores to look for baby socks with rubber on the bottoms. Its not easy to find those socks and I found this Fabric Paint. It works!

Bought this to create grip on my toddlers socks since grippy socks are expensive. The paint went on as expected, dried quickly, and have held up in the drier and with consistent wear. None of the paint has come off of the socks, even with them being toddler tested daily.

Bought this to use with a group of girls making cinnamon roll and ice cream sandwich crafts. Seems like such a small bottle, but I was able to make plenty of crafts (11 girls) with one bottle.

I like the way this paint puffs up! I bought this and a couple of bottles of cheaper puffy paint that I found at Wal-Mart, and this brand is definitely better. Its easier to squeeze out and puffs up more vertically, rather than oozing out and spreading around the canvas.

Always dependable. Tulip paint has been around quite awhile

Great for making my babys shoes and socks non-skid!

I use this to write on black fabric. Im not puffing it, as I just wanted to be able to read what I write on black. Im washing the fabric weekly in cold water, and it still looks new. Im in a dry climate, and it hasnt dried up. It works great.

Loves it it was easy to use. I used it to make gingerbread man

Being a card maker, I used this as faux icing on my cookies and sweets, made from 110 lb. cardstock. I added sprinkles while wet. Depending on your particular use, the nozzle is perfect size for small application. It isn’t sheer, it’s solid white. Was dry after curing overnight and my icing looked real (and yummy).