I used the steps from the book Ten-Step Drawing: Flowers by Mary Woodin to draw the water lily flowers and customize pillowcases and a bed sheet. For the paint, I used the SoSoft Fabric paint from DecoArt.
This book features illustrated tutorials for drawing 75 different flowers. We like following the ten simple steps that is used to draw each flower. This book has inspired us to do drawings on different surfaces. Any artist that wants to learn how to draw flowers will enjoy having a copy of this book.
This book features illustrated tutorials for drawing 75 different flowers. We like following the ten simple steps that is used to draw each flower. This book has inspired us to do drawings on different surfaces. Any artist that wants to learn how to draw flowers will enjoy having a copy of this book.
The SoSoft fabric paint from DecoArt is the softest fabric acrylic on the market. I have used other fabric paint before however, I like how smooth the paint is when applying it on to the fabric, and how quickly it dries depending on the thickness of each coat we apply. This is a permanent paint and it does not requires heat setting. Once dry, it is extremely soft and flexible to the touch. It adheres to all textiles and will not crack, peel, or harden even after repeated use and washings.
I like that DecoArt SoSoft fabric paint is available in a versatile colour palette, which we can use for our home decor and fashion pieces to give an opaque coverage. The water-based
non-toxic paint is made in the USA and available in convenient one ounce bottles.
Prior to painting the fabric pre-wash wearables without adding any fabric softeners. We can apply this paint with a brush, sponge, or stamp.
Place a piece of cardboard under the cloth. Draw the flower to your desired size using a pencil.
I chose the following seven colours for this project...
I chose the following seven colours for this project...
Dark rose
Baby pink deep
Cadmium yellow
Tangerine
Indian turquoise
Avocado green
Hauser light green
Once you paint the flowers let it dry completely before washing it. It needs to be kept to dry for 48-72 hours and then wash inside-out on the gentle cycle. Hang to dry or dry on low heat. Do not dry clean. I like that the painting surface can be easily cleaned up with soap and water.
This hand-drawn and fabric painted Water Lily on the bed sheet and pillowcases add a personalized touch and brightens the space.
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This is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThey are so unique and beautiful. I love the look.
ReplyDeletewhat an amazing job. looks so good.
ReplyDeletejan
Wow that looks so beautiful!
ReplyDeletewow, this is gorgeous! Can I use puffy paints? and it will be ok to wash? I may do a Halloween one!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I have used fabric paint in this project and once the fabric paint dries in 48 hours it can be washed.
DeleteThis looks really good and I'm guessing you have a little talent on your side.
ReplyDeleteOh that puffy paint idea sounds interesting too
ReplyDeletejan
I would never have thought to do this!
ReplyDeletewow, so pretty and unique! my daughter would be good at this!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to look for this when I'm in my nearest craft store!
ReplyDeleteThese paintings are really beautiful. You did an amazing job and it's something that looks interesting and fun as a craft.
ReplyDeleteThat book is so great for this project!
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty, they'd be fun in an AirBNB
ReplyDeleteYou did an amazing job with the flower!
ReplyDeleteOh wow so beautiful, I would never be able to do anything that nice!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you purchase that book?
ReplyDeleteThis flower book is available on Amazon and Chapters it is a really good book to have if you want to learn how to draw using the step by step method
DeleteAww, how cute!
ReplyDeleteKristi R.
you chose lovely colours!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing,you done an amazing job.What a great project for my granddaughter and I.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was little my mother used to have tis big kit with all kinds of fabric paints, and she did all kinds of pillow cases and what not, I think you can still buy the paints at Mary Maxim the ones that she used, but back then it was like Avon a lady would call and ask if you needed more and they always had books to buy from
ReplyDeleteWow that is neat, thank you for sharing this with me. Did you learn the craft from your mother?
DeleteYes I did, it was so much fun!
DeleteI love the detail in the flower!
ReplyDeleteI really want to try this!
ReplyDeleteThis paint is so neat!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty - a personal touch to brighten the room.
ReplyDeletewow that remidns me of the trichem my mother used years ago this would be the perfect gift for her!!1
ReplyDeleteI like that the SoSoft fabric paint from DecoArt doesn't require heat setting.
ReplyDeleteThe paints she used were like Aunt Martha's from Mary Maxim
ReplyDeleteIt's so great that the paint dries soft!
ReplyDeleteWell done! very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty design!
ReplyDeleteA fun stress reliever!!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely...Not sure I could do it!
ReplyDeleteThese would make lovely personalized gifts for the holidays.
ReplyDeleteI really like that pillow case
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, would be such a great craft to do.
ReplyDeletewow - would never think to do this. Great job
ReplyDeleteVery pretty but sadly not talented enough to do something like that.
ReplyDeleteWow i love these so beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of artex in the 70's.
ReplyDeleteWow these are beautiful. I would love to be able to make these. Would make great gifts.
ReplyDeleteI sure would love to try this it's beautiful !
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