ARTEZA Fabric Paint, Set of 30, Permanent 3D Paint, Glow-in-the-Dark, Glitter, Neon, and Metallic Hues, Paint for Textiles, Canvas, and Wood

I've recently started painting Jackets and Shoes for myself, my family and for pieces commissioned. (I may edit later to show the color payoff.)I have 3 Different fabric paint brands in my collection. The paints I started with that Walmart carried in 10 packs (I now have like 30 of these paints for the variety of color) The paints I bought from a craft store and these paints here.The paints from Walmart $1.79 - 10pk $10.99This collection had neons and rainbows blacks and whites and one brownNo Neutrals except for the brown so nuetrals had to be mixed and layered for little payoff.I regret buying so many of these paints because except for the blue and red theres is little color payoff. Almost all the colors are translucent and need to be layered a lot for just a little bit of color. Huge waste of time to use when there are better paints.The Craft store paints $3.99 a piece with a 20% coupon that made them $3.09Again not many Neutrals, I was able to get a brown and a pale pink flesh toneThe paints are much more pigmented with the exception that the whites are way too thick and difficult to mix when needed.Finally Ordered these 2 days ago, They arrived the next day and I used them immediately.I ordered Yellow Ochre, Espresso Brown and Burnt Sienna and BOY what a difference from the color selection I have been limited to! They blend well and have PIGMENT. I have to admit I wish I just bought the large case of these to begin with. Now to buy some more colors.JUST BUY THEM!

used these to me window clings with my 3-year-old. was so fun, not so easy to use for a toddler but we held the tube together until they for the hang of it. good quality product and nice selection of colors.

I did not like the colors of my curtains in my 5th wheel rv at all, had black snd gold, you can see in pics.I researched fabric paints and saw a lady repainted her chairs with this and had kinda the same fabric as curtains in a RV.I taped them up really well, especially the sides and carefully painted, just the outside you can see in pic, you need to be very careful, put up shades if one drop gets on them it will not come out.To refabric these curtains you would have to disassemble, it would be quite involved, and I did not have the know how to do this.Overall so happy I got rid of grandma looking curtains, the outline of the palms are still noticeable, but I have a nautical look inside.I recommend for RV curtains, but use a drop cloth, go slow, tape sides, immediately clean off anything you get on walls and you will be quite pleased.6 bottles for the curtains in a 30 ft 5 th wheel,1 nice thick coat was plenty

The media could not be loaded. Good! Great for entry-level art on fabric. Some colors don't stick as well, but most of them are vibrant. I highly suggest laying down a base of white before applying bright tones.

Me encanta! Seca rápido y es muy bueno.

Very flexible easy to use on fabric

This is my third Arteza purchase, artist felt pens, canvases (not used yet) and now this decorative fabric paint. I have been working with any and all acrylics for going on 40 years, and will try anything at least once. Through my years I have found that workability, quality and ease of use will make tedious work much easier. These bottles "looked" like they had fine point tips, they do not. The bottles are a very hard plastic which makes dispensing the paint difficult. And the paint itself is questionable - the colors are "off", you can tell they have more filler than pigment. The "green" is very stiff and stringy which means it has been subject to air and has started to cure in the container. The "beige" is runny. Also the box has an odd assortment of paint colors, more for say, landscapes (other than the neon and metallic). I have now tried 6 colors or so, therefore I am stuck with the product as I will not return used merchandise. I will probably put it away for the grandkids, they won't know the difference, if they can squeeze the containers. I swear by the "T" brand, cost more but saves money in the end since I will most likely give my two trial items away, which means I have lost some revenue on this already.

I bought this to make window clings and they work great!