Jacquard Textile Paint 8 Oz Black

I made this weaving of a dog who happens to have a heart-shaped spot on her side. I don't know why I only have a picture of it close up. I weaved (wove?) with white yarn and painted on the black spots. The only problem I had with this paint was opening it because I could not get the seal off. It was one of those where the paper comes off but the plastic seal is still on. I ended up getting paint all over my hands. However, it washed off pretty well. Better than acrylic washes off. I used a foam applicator which worked well. The paint didn't run or get anywhere it wasn't supposed to be. I liked that it didn't apply too heavily when I loaded the brush. This is on a wood frame so I might use a pressing cloth to heat set it since it seems like that is really important. I like the effect it gave on the woven yarn, with some white showing through, and it was exactly what I was hoping for.

Love this fabric paint! Great coverage and viscosity. I paint canvas bags and this is my fave fabric paint. I seal it onto the fabric by ironing the reverse side for 5 minutes.

Good paint, as you can see from the picture it went on well and really transformed the chair. I didn't want to spend another 200$ on a swivel chair when I had one already but it just didn't go with the aesthetic. The only thing is , this paint requires you to heat seal the opposite side... Which I can't do. So apparently there's another one but the brand that does not require that. I did notice the paint transferring a bit the next day but I'll try to see if it still is happening. I also let it sit in direct sunlight, hopefully has some curing?

Very thick, covers well. Doesnt rub off after curing with heat gun

My friend's favorite hat was very faded and he decided to dye it back to it's original black. As you can see from the before and after photos the result was amazing. He's very satisfied.