A fast way to create a unique and colorful design on textiles such as pillows and t-shirts, is to use Crayola crayons. The colors are vivid, and when applied correctly, appear bright and cheerful. Use 100 percent cotton fabric while coloring with regular Crayola crayons.

My new favorite thing - embroidery with color crayon tinting! I've put together a little step-by-step of how to color your fabric before you embroider.

Crayons are one of my favorite things to play around with. I love using them to draw pictures, but sometimes I want to do something else with them too!

A fast way to create a unique and colorful design on textiles such as pillows and t-shirts, is to use Crayola crayons. The colors are vivid, and when applied correctly, appear bright and cheerful. Use 100 percent cotton fabric while coloring with regular Crayola crayons.

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Today I wanted to share with you my Crayon Fabric Art quilting, I found this process really easy. I used regular wax crayons (Faber-Castell, Crayola, etc.) the kind you buy at the local shops instead of special fabric crayons. The fabric I chose to use for this small whole cloth project was a white 30/70% poly-cotton blend, I could have used off-white, or pastels but I wanted the lightest colour so I picked white, as I thought a darker colour would have been hard to colour and shade for my…

Have you ever felt like your embroidery needed a little something extra? There are SO many fun ways that you can pair hand embroidery with other media. One very simple way to begin is by using regular Crayola crayons to add a pop of color to your design. Read on to get tips for coloring your embroid

Use fabric markers on this DIY tea towel to make a unique gift personalized with color! This is adult coloring with a twist, and so easy.

Fabric Sublimation Crayons - a fun way to wear your art. Transfer your drawing to fabric or a t-shirt. See how to use them, & get some ideas.

Crayon coloring on fabric is a craft that has occupied children and adults alike for many decades. It is faster than embroidery and less expensive than textile paint. It uses items that most households already have at hand or are easily obtained.