Tulip 41402 Fabric Paint, 4oz

Lovely to use! Really nice sparkle finish once it dries out too

Tulip is a great brand. The colour was perfect and it's a big bottle, great for all Christmas crafts.

Read many reviews on different paints and this one came out best. I've never used fabric paint before but it was quite easy to apply. If you squeeze too hard a big blob comes out so I had a brush standing by! Once I got the hang of it, I was very impressed. It dried in about 4 hours and looked great. Really glittery and a good strong silver colour.

Great for arts and crafts

Really good stuff. I needed a sparkly top at short notice for my sons school play, well no chance could I find one in time. Instead I used an old black top and used a kids paintbrush to apply this. It worked a treat! I wasn’t sure if it would show up on black but it does really well. I only used about 1/3 of the bottle. Really good!

I love this stuff and use it daily on my crafting. Can't get enough of this stuff.easy to use,sticks well once dry.

Great product, I use it on canvas for my art projects and it’s good quality, gives a new dimension to my paintings when I need a bit of detail to stand out. Quite hard to find in art shops so was happy to get it at a decent price on Amazon.

I needed to make a sign of gold lettering on purple crushed velvet (polyester). I'd never used fabric paint before and didn't know what would work so I bought this, Pebeo fabric paint in Shimmer Rich Gold and a Molotow acrylic paint pen in Metallic Gold. The Tulip paint takes 4 hours to dry, so if you are using a stencil it is important to make your own stencil of your words first out of stiff card (rather than using your original alphabet stencil) otherwise you would have to wait 4 hours between each letter and it would be difficult to get the letters neatly spaced. It is essential that you wash the fabric first - I made one sign on washed velvet and one on unwashed velvet. On both fabrics the Tulip paint went on very, very thick and puffy (you squeeze it out of the tube) and the gold colour looked rather dull. On the washed fabric the paint quickly flattened and became more reflective/shimmery (in less than an hour) but on the unwashed fabric it was still puffy and dull the next day and when I pressed it wet paint squished out. The paint remained opaque and did not soak through to the back of the fabric. It was flexible, but I don't think it would allow a fabric to drape well if you were going to use it on clothing. I also tried applying it with a paintbrush but it was too thin and translucent - it really needs to be squeezed out, which did hurt my hand after a short while. The Pebeo came in a pot so I applied it with a brush. The dried paint had a good shimmer and was thinner and more flexible than the Tulip, but looked less opaque/solid and a lot soaked through to the back of the fabric. Although I'm a huge fan of Molotow pens, the Metallic Gold pen produced a disappointing result that looked more like a dull green than metallic gold. I suspect I may have had different results on smooth cotton using a non-metallic colour, but for gold letters on purple velvet Tulip gave the best results for my project.

Good for Science project.

Good product

cette peinture relief est de très bonne qualité, texture impeccable, donc une très bonne tenue à l'utilisation et au séchage, pas de retrait ni de bulle,Je l'utilise pour mes tableaux en peinture,pour ajouter des détails,elle a une bonne tenue aussi dans le temps.

Very pretty

I used this to paint a cardboard gingerbread house I made this Christmas. It worked great! It dried quickly and didn’t run. It was easy to do designs with