ARTEZA Permanent Fabric Paint, Set of 24 Colors, 60 ml Bottles, Washer & Dryer Safe, Textile Paint for Clothes, T-Shirts, Jeans, Bags, Shoes, Art and Craft Supplies for DIY Projects

The paint itself is great but removing the seal from the bottles is unbelievable messy and hard to remove. In my opinion no paint, no matter how good, is worth that kind of mess and aggravation. I will not be a repeat buyer for that reason, its a shame, but until Arteza improves its packaging Im done.

I love Arteza but, I’m very disappointed. The moment I open any of these paints they explode and it’s a complete mess.. you lose so much paint just trying to open and use them. The colors are opaque and beautiful but the paint loss and mess really ruined it for me.

I do own a few other Arteza color products (color & watercolor pencils and water color markers) so Im sure these fabric paints will suit my purpose. Next, I want to try their fabric markers.

The price is a high cost but for what you get it is worth it!! I had so much fun painting and I think the quality is good. @thedesignerbaby

The paint goes on smoothly and works wonderfully for the money!

These fabric paints work like acrylics. As a watercolor artist it was hard to use at first (wrong type of fabric absorbs a lot of paint) Once I figured out what sort of constancy to make the paint and used cotton fabric it was easy to use and heat seal. The heat setting instructions on the box aren’t very clear so I recommend watching a video on that. My design hasn’t faded or cracked and it’s been though the wash twice now. You can even add some fine shimmer paint to it and have it stick. I recommend drawing a stencil in washable marker and then painting it in.

Questi colori sono davvero molto buoni. L unica pecca è che sulla pelle sembra non asciughino mai del tutto. Pure passando il ferro da stiro con un panno sotto. Comunque ho risolto con un fissativo.

I made this dress out of muslin and wanted to decorate it, so I painted it up today. I watered the paints down so they worked more like watercolors and I love the result. The paints are very thick right out of the bottle, the colors are vibrant and varied, and the paint didn’t make the fabric stiff, it also dried quickly. I let it air dry completely, put it in the dryer for 40 minutes, and then used my heat press to set the paint, and then ironed it thoroughly with my regular iron. I haven’t washed it yet, but am confident that the paints will withstand a washing on the gentle cycle. I can’t wait to make more and do different designs on them.