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Be creative on textiles
Textile decoration is always a sure hit for children and adults alike – and this page gives you ideas for how to be creative with textiles. You can decorate lots of different textiles with various techniques – find your favourites below and get started on your next creative textile project.
Paint with textile paint
Create all kinds of decorations with different types of textile paint, for example semi-opaque or opaque, and with mother of pearl or glitter effects. Apply with brushes or stamps and fix with an iron after decorating to enable the piece to be washed.
Paint with textile paint
Create all kinds of decorations with different types of textile paint, for example semi-opaque or opaque, and with mother of pearl or glitter effects. Apply with brushes or stamps and fix with an iron after decorating to enable the piece to be washed.
Draw and colour with textile markers
Draw your own motifs or colour in pre-printed motifs with textile markers, which are available in many colours and variations, including neon and glitter. Remember to fix with an iron after decorating so the piece can be washed.
Draw and colour with textile markers
Draw your own motifs or colour in pre-printed motifs with textile markers, which are available in many colours and variations, including neon and glitter. Remember to fix with an iron after decorating so the piece can be washed.
Colour with batik dyes
Add colour to white textiles with batik dyes and techniques such as dip dye and shibori as well as tie dye and twist and coil techniques. Make a dye bath and remember to add ordinary table salt as well as soda ash (sodium carbonate) so that the different coloured dyes can bind to the textiles and handle machine washing.
Colour with batik dyes
Add colour to white textiles with batik dyes and techniques such as dip dye and shibori as well as tie dye and twist and coil techniques. Make a dye bath and remember to add ordinary table salt as well as soda ash (sodium carbonate) so that the different coloured dyes can bind to the textiles and handle machine washing.
Decorate with textile medium
Textile medium transforms all kinds of liquid paint into textile paints (e.g. Plus Color craft paint and liquid watercolour paint). Mix the medium 1:1 into the paint you want to use and apply it to light-coloured fabric. After ironing, the item can be machine washed.
Decorate with textile medium
Textile medium transforms all kinds of liquid paint into textile paints (e.g. Plus Color craft paint and liquid watercolour paint). Mix the medium 1:1 into the paint you want to use and apply it to light-coloured fabric. After ironing, the item can be machine washed.
Tufting with yarn
Decorate different textiles using the popular tufting technique. Turn the fabric inside out, draw your own pattern, tighten the embroidery frame around the fabric and you are ready to tuft. Once you are finished your design, you can attach the yarn with glue.
Tufting with yarn
Decorate different textiles using the popular tufting technique. Turn the fabric inside out, draw your own pattern, tighten the embroidery frame around the fabric and you are ready to tuft. Once you are finished your design, you can attach the yarn with glue.
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