Transform acrylic paint into fabulous fabric paint easily! Learn how to use acrylic paint on fabric without medium, sandpaper for adhesion, spraying fabric with water, testing paint mixture and more! Get tips on heat setting, aftercare and maintaining the longevity of your painted fabric.

Painting fabric is an easy way to spice up clothing and home décor. Many brands of fabric paint exist, but most don’t offer a wide range of color choices beyond the basic color wheel. A better paint option for a wider range of colors is acrylic paint mixed with a textile medium.

Fabric medium is the key ingredient to make painted denim washable, durable, and permanent. I’ll cover what it is, how to use it, why it’s important for painting on denim jeans and jackets!

How to paint fabric for inexpensive DIY curtains, pillows, and more. Learn which paints are best and how to paint fabric so it's beautiful and soft.

Do you know how to turn acrylic paint into fabric paint? It's easy and we'll show you why it's awesome and how to do it!

Use Fabric Medium to any acrylic paint to turn it into fabric paint. It's easy and will save you money. Full tutorial by Pop Shop America DIY Blog.

Can you use acrylic paint on fabric? Learn how to paint fabric with acrylic paint permanently. Fabric paints and a DIY fabric medium recipe here

Acrylic paint is a very useful artistic tool. The medium dries quickly and is quite permanent. Acrylic paint is much easier to work with than the less forgiving oil paints. For apparel applications, acrylic paint is the recommended choice for embellishing, stenciling and other decorative effects.

Sibia Torres Padilla | DIYs on Instagram: "For this, I used a 100% cotton tea, towel and a Yukon potato 🥔 you can do this with either text tile paint or acrylic paint, but keep in mind that acrylic paint is going to be a little more stiff and textured once dry . first, I cut my potato into quarters, and mixed up some paint to get the color I wanted You will want to add the paint to the potato with a paintbrush, or a foam brush, rather than dipping it in the paint so you have a nice even…