A range of 10 glitter-rich colours to lend a sparkle to your fabrics. These colours blend perfectly with a Setacolor Light Fabrics paint base of the same colour.
Properties:
- Quality: Water based glitter colours dedicated to the decoration of light fabrics. Refined, bright and brilliant. Light textured, the Setacolor Light Fabric Glitter colours do not affect the flexibility and fineness of the fabrcs. The colours can be mixed together. Excellent lightfastness. The range includes 10 colours.
- Surfaces: The majority of fine or thick, natural or synthetic, prewashed light fabrics.
- Drying time: Air-dry in 1 hour. Tumble drying and dry cleaning are not recommended.
- Ready-to-use colours.
- Opacity: Transparent colours.
- Finish: Glitter with a base colour
- Fixing: Two possibilities. 1- With an iron, on the cotton setting without steam, for 5 minutes on the reverse side of the fabric. 2- In a domestic oven, for 5 minutes at 150°C (300°F), (at a stabletemperature).
- Care (for decorated fabrics): 48 hours after fixing, the colours resist a 40°C (100°F) machine or hand washing.
- Tool cleaning: Soap and water.
Applications:
Stir before using. Setacolor Light Fabric colours go on all pre-washed fabrics: cotton, wool, cotton wool, knits, jerseys, velvet, jacquard, polyester, blended fibres, nonwovens and even leather. They are used pure or diluted with water to obtain watercolour effects.
Setacolor Light Fabrics’ rich texture is suitable for many fabric decoration techniques: brush, pipette, acetate, bubble wrap, stamping, silk screening, stencil ... Diluted with water, they can be used for sun painting.
To fix Setacolor colours, iron the reverse side of the decorated fabric for 5 minutes on the cotton setting without steam. You can also place the decorated fabric in a domestic oven for 5 minutes at 150°C (300°F) to fix the colours. After fixing, the colours resist machine washing. The sun-painting technique with Setacolor light fabrics. Based on the heliographic art technique, simply apply the diluted Setacolor light fabrics colours (2 parts water to one part paint) to a damp fabric, then arrange your objects and expose your creation to the heat of a simple lamp or the sun. The patterns will be transferred to the fabric!
