Painted velvet

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How to paint upholstery, keep the soft texture of the fabric, even velvet!

Hi all, My question is- can you direct me to the best video or tutorial on painting velvet/chair furniture? Something that will tell me paint options, tools, etc. Thanks!

Emboss Velvet With Rubber Stamps and a Household Iron: Embossed velvet is striking and beautiful. Images are sunk into the pile of the velvet so that you get a textural as well as visual effect. The images often also take on an iridescent quality. Embossing velvet is easier than one might think... T…

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I’ll bet you never thought you could paint velvet fabric with chalk paint.Wait until you see this gorgeous headboard I transformed.I’ll show you’re my secret tr…

Use your iron to enhance the texture and bring out the color of this elegant fabric.

Fifteen years ago, the look of cut velvet in home decor was all the rage. This is the technique I used to achieve the look at home on the cheap, for table runners, Christmas stockings, and wine bottle bags. What ever tickles your fancy. The cast of characters: An iron, a water mister bottle, a rubber stamp, and velvet. The velvet must be made of rayon or rayon-acetate. Set your iron on the wool or cotton setting with no steam. Mist both sides of your velvet lightly, with water. Place the…

Textile Fragment, Unknown, Italy, circa 1600, Textiles, Silk velvet, stamped.

For Clara's Robot of Sherwood dress, I had to burn off the pile of silk-backed velvet. I'm putting these instructions here because even though I followed the directions, they weren't good enough, and I ruined a LOT of fabric, and wasted a LOT of money. I don't want that to happen to you. Please note that I've only used the devore technique on silk velvet, so I have no idea if the following directions apply to other fabrics. As far as how much fiber etch you'll need, I used about 44 ounces…

We've researched and tested so you don't have to. We share steps and tips on how to seamlessly paint velvet. (Yes, it really does work!)

Devoré is a beautiful technique that produces fabrics with sheer areas. Learn to make your own velvet burnout fabrics.

Have any old, ugly leather or pleather furniture you're thinking about dumping? Well good news! You don't have to get rid of it - you can paint it with Velvet…

How to Paint on Velvet: 14 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow

It’s my most asked question! How do you paint fabric chairs and keep them soft? And doesn’t the paint crack?⬇️⬇️⬇️ I promise if you follow my technique that comes from years of painting fabric chairs you will successfully create a beautiful hand painted unique chair that is soft and fully functional! 💛❤️🩷If you’d like help with your project just comment SOFT and I will send you options! | TraceysFancy | UPPERROOM · Beautiful Day (Live)

You will love touching this fabric all the day because it is very soft, light, smooth and fluffy! Silk velvet is one of the most luxurious and prettiest fabric and our silk fabric is made of 50% silk and 50% rayon which is very suitable to make blankets, clothing, scarves, pillowcases, etc. If you are looking for elastic/stretchy velvet for upholstery, our silk velvet is not that one. ★Size: The width of our silk fabric is 45 inches or 115 cm. If you buy more than 1 meter, we will cut it in…

Linda Mann on Instagram: "Painting black velvet is easy, in a way. Because the velvet absorbs so much light, it really only has two values: the black local color, and the highlights, which aren’t much lighter. The highlights are muted because of the soft texture of the velvet. I also keep all of the edges very soft. Sometimes I accomplish this by letting the burnt sienna underpainting act as an intermediary tone between the edge and the background. Other times I drag a small brush over the…