Tall Ship wall hanging - Finished Pics on Page 4
12-05-2009, 11:50 PM
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I probably would put something like a light house, very small and unobtrusive, on the horizon to give it some depth and perception.
Before committing...cut out your pieces and see how it looks before permanent...
I love it...beautiful.
Kirsten
Before committing...cut out your pieces and see how it looks before permanent...
I love it...beautiful.
Kirsten
12-06-2009, 06:20 AM
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Beautiful! Acrylics are hardy- unless they are put on thick and lift, you can't get them off, no matter what!
Have you tried any of the Dy-na-Flo paint/dyes? They are more like dyes, very blendable, and you can dilute and layer like watercolors, airbrush, dip, and such. They don't affect the "hand" of the fabric as far as I can tell.
Have you tried any of the Dy-na-Flo paint/dyes? They are more like dyes, very blendable, and you can dilute and layer like watercolors, airbrush, dip, and such. They don't affect the "hand" of the fabric as far as I can tell.
12-06-2009, 06:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Moonpi
Beautiful! Acrylics are hardy- unless they are put on thick and lift, you can't get them off, no matter what!
Have you tried any of the Dy-na-Flo paint/dyes? They are more like dyes, very blendable, and you can dilute and layer like watercolors, airbrush, dip, and such. They don't affect the "hand" of the fabric as far as I can tell.
Have you tried any of the Dy-na-Flo paint/dyes? They are more like dyes, very blendable, and you can dilute and layer like watercolors, airbrush, dip, and such. They don't affect the "hand" of the fabric as far as I can tell.
And thanks everyone for your comments!
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