Fiber Art & Textiles

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Create a Silk Painting you can wear!
Make your own wearable art! Create an abstract geometric pattern on a Jacquard Silk Scarf with Jacquard Dye-na-Flow. Dye-Na-Flow is a free-flowing textile paint made to simulate dye with highly concentrated, translucent colors.
DIY Shibori Canvas Wall Art
– With a few simple folds of fabric and a couple of dips in Rit Dye, you can create a beautiful shibori masterpiece to mount on your wall!
Add style to your space.
Use shibori dyeing techniques to create a set of stylish tea towels for your décor. Shibori is the art of compressing, folding, and binding fabric to create beautiful designs. Combine these techniques using RIT Dye and a set of tea towels to create a Shibori Style set for your home!
Craft a no-sew decorative pillow!
Have the best pillow on the block! Learn to make an easy, no-sew decorative pillow by combining printmaking and soft sculpture. Begin by creating a design on Blick Readycut from the downloadable Eiffel Tower template, or create your own image! Then print with Speedball Fabric and Paper Block Printing Ink. The ink can be heat-set, making it perfect for textile work.
DIY Shibori Canvas Wall Art with Rit!
With a few simple folds of fabric and a couple of dips in Rit Dye, you can create a beautiful shibori masterpiece to mount on your wall!
How to Make Tie-Dye Pillowcase Trick-or-Treat Bags
Get into the Halloween spirit with colorful trick-or-treat bags! Learn how to make unique tie-dye patterns on a cotton pillowcase using Rit dye. Apply a Halloween vinyl embellishment as a finishing touch for a trick-or-treat bag that’s so cute, it’s scary.
Painted Tapestry
Combine painting with weaving for a fresh mixed media textile experience. Found materials, including scraps of felt and fabric, ribbons, cotton yarn, and canvas, are woven together and enhanced with opaque watercolor to create interesting shading and color gradations.
Glue Batik
Explore the beauty of batik fabric without the danger of hot wax or dyes. Simply trace a design onto muslin with washable glue and add brilliant permanent color with Marabu Fashion Spray.
Try a new way to tie-dye.
Use a reverse tie-dye technique to create a colorful contrast on any black fabric. “Reverse tie-dye” is the process of first removing color from black fabric, then applying colorful dye to those areas for a striking contrast. Learn two fabric-safe techniques to remove color and create a variety of effects using Rit Color Remover and Jacquard deColorant. Then apply Rit Liquid Dye from a bottle, or sponge it onto specific areas to create your own unique design.