Jacquard - JAC801S Dye-Na-Flow Specialty Paint Set, 2.25 Ounces, Assorted Colors, Set of 10

I buy this set when traveling to Aruba for a friend who lives here. She paints clothing and accessories for a living and is a fabulous setting who swears by the colorfastness and wearability of this product. As an artist myself, I can’t wait to give it a try on some of my projects as well. This is the second time I have purchased and taken to her. If it can withstand the Aruban heat, wash and wear, I think it lives up to its name and standard as a quality product for fabric painting. Vibrant colors can be mixed and customized to your pallete.

Good for any fabric ,quickly drying ,permanent colour,I trust for quality.my favourite product and I wish Jacquard all types of fabric paints always will be available

I used this dye to paint on very thin silk. I like that this paint is liquid and doesn't stink of chemicals. Has beautiful, deep and rich colours. I am satisfied with this product and have ordered more additional colours from Jacquard Dye-Na-Flow.

Dye-Na-Flow is meant to be thin as water, so it functions almost like an ink but it is still paint. It is machine washable, BUT you should do a fair amount of prep to avoid the HEAVY fading that I saw. I used this and a combination of Jacquard's Lumiere metallic paint. What it does well: * Very thin consistency, after washing fabric does not remain stiff. * It does go a long way! I used a heavier hand than necessary and only used all of the black, blue, and green. * Colors mix like normal paint, so you can get the perfect color! * The thin consistency means the paint spreads, which is great for seamless blending and watercolor effects! What it's not good for: * This paint has low coverage, best used on white fabrics. I used Jacquard's Lumiere paints for highlights, and when I wanted crisp lines. *** Use a resist method to stop the spreading, it seems like an extra step but will save you SO much time in touchups! Tips before washing! * Give your paint time to dry! I was time-crunched and only waited until it was dry to the touch, wait at least 72 hours or longer for better results. * Use a heat press or plan to spend a while ironing your work after it dries. I had a spot I accidentally left my iron sitting on for a while, and it was the only spot that did not fade, do not skimp on this step!

As always, wonderful!