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Paints with water, stencil and decoupage are methods of painting fabrics that are popular with enthusiasts (Video)
Painting on fabric is not only an exciting hobby, but also a way to decorate your clothes in an unusual way. Agree, huge peonies or fantastic dragons look pretty interesting.
The methods used for painting fabric are different. But, as a rule, three are considered the simplest - the use of ordinary paints with water, decoupage techniques and drawing with a stencil.
Using a stencil is considered one of the easiest ways to paint fabric. The images are extremely clear and accurate. It is enough to use a self-adhesive film on which the drawing has been pre-cut. Its main advantage is that there are no streaks or smeared outlines on the finished work.
Paints with water are applied to the ready-made template or without it. It can be gouache or oil. In some cases, watercolor is used. But there must be a snow-white "canvas" here.
For lovers of decoupage, a standard set is useful - varnish-glue, synthetic brushes and special napkins. First, glue is applied to a dry cloth, and then a picture is transferred with a brush. After drying, the finished image can be corrected with paints.
Enthusiasts note that the choice of painting method, first of all, depends on personal preference.
The methods used for painting fabric are different. But, as a rule, three are considered the simplest - the use of ordinary paints with water, decoupage techniques and drawing with a stencil.
Using a stencil is considered one of the easiest ways to paint fabric. The images are extremely clear and accurate. It is enough to use a self-adhesive film on which the drawing has been pre-cut. Its main advantage is that there are no streaks or smeared outlines on the finished work.
Paints with water are applied to the ready-made template or without it. It can be gouache or oil. In some cases, watercolor is used. But there must be a snow-white "canvas" here.
For lovers of decoupage, a standard set is useful - varnish-glue, synthetic brushes and special napkins. First, glue is applied to a dry cloth, and then a picture is transferred with a brush. After drying, the finished image can be corrected with paints.
Enthusiasts note that the choice of painting method, first of all, depends on personal preference.