Tulip Soft Fabric Paint Primary, 0.9 Ounce (Pack of 5), Multicolor, 4 Fl Oz

Its worth recommending

Very easy to use.

My daughter makes custom jeans. She used these to hand paint designs. Good product, great price.

Item delivered on time, was as described, great customer service. Purchased as a gift for my 10 yr. old grandson. He is drawing designs and screen printing his own tee shirt.

Id seen a review of this line of paints elsewhere that claimed it was *sparkly* and the reviewer was not happy about it. I thought that had to be a fluke – this paint is matte, it says it right there on the tube! Well, it turns out that person wasnt crazy. The dried paint does indeed have a matte finish, as opposed to satin or eggshell, but THERE ARE SPARKLES IN IT. You cant see it in the paint until youve got it brushed on fabric, but there are, in fact, tiny particles of something glittery in there that I assume were added because some focus group member somewhere said the finished color looked too dull and unexciting. Which is a fine opinion to have, but when Im hunting high and low for some goshdarn basic fabric paint that is neither puffy nor shiny, and this is the only thing I can find, and its got unadvertised glitter in it? Not cool. Dont get me wrong, its a very subtle effect – but when Im trying to replicate a particular design on a particular shirt for a particular cosplay that someone is paying me to make, surprise sparkles are not my friend. Overall, though, the stuff goes on about as easily as I imagine other brush-on fabric paint does, and it dries flat and flexible, which is what I wanted.

Works well. The red does bleed some. Great results.

Colors are ok but smaller than I expected and and have even lesser colors in it.

Used to make this an a lil acetone to remove it from my skin but I turned out great, it was a little dark so I mixed it with white to brighten the colors up a bit

Bright and thick. They work great for children to finger paint on a white cotton apron for Grandmas Christmas gift.

LOVE LOVE LOVE, I’m addicted to painting my pants now