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Ceci-Li β Tutorial - paint your clothes
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Mmm... I had a bad experience with permanent marker and varnish...
Maybe it's better to try somewhere else first, in my case it spread like cheap make up after dancing in the rain
By he way, the T-shirt looks great!
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yeaaaa I used jumbo sharpie for outlining most of it. then I used this horrible other marker that wasn't waterproof, so the varnish made it spread like cheap make-up just like you said XD the sharpie parts seem ok for now; no running or spreading anywhere (I'm waiting at least a week before I machine wash it)
thanks!! and thanks again for the great tutorial!!
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What i varnish? The only varnish I know is for porches and things.
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Transparnt paint to finish and protect a painting.
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Ive picked up fabric paints, but wen i try painting it onto the cloth... it tends to spread... how do I avoid that? should I leave the paint open for a lil while to dry up a bit so that its not so liquidy and becomes thick?
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I think it could be because of the kind of fabric. Maybe the fabric is waterproof, or not absorbent enough. Try with anotherone to check it.
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ohh... ya maybe... will try again
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thank you so much. this is a wonderful tutorial that all should know about. great work!
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Thank you for such a nice coment 
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YouΒ΄re welcome, IΒ΄m glad you like it
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Thanks!
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how long will they last in the washer or should we hand wash them
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That really depends on the quality of the acrilics,
In the washer should be in 1/2 hour or least, better with warm water. But if you have time it's always better and lovely to wash it by hand
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yay thanks ima try when i get some paint
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Thanks! I'm glad you like it!
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I'm glad you like it! I hope it's usefull
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Si pinto algun dΓa mi ropa te lo harΓ© saber para que veas como queda >_<
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What an interesting and nice tutorial! 
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Yeah! And upload anything you do with it! I'd love to see it
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I'm glad you like it!
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You're welcome! I'm glad you find it usefull!
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Thankyou so much for this!!! I had never considered the idea of doing a white underlay first! Amazing! And this is such a cute design
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You're welcome
And thanks for that last comment, I did my best to make it funny
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this is awesome. i have a lot of favorite shirts that are stained from art classes and such. now i can fix and keep them
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Great! I'm glad it's usefull!
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Great tutorial, and pretty painting.
Writing: either use "grandmother on her deathbead" or "grandfather on his deathbed"
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I'm glad you liked it
And thanks a lot for the help. 
I'll look for the original to change it
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Thank you!! So are you sure acrylics won't wash out?? I'm fairly sure it can come out..
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Very sure! My husband has a few very very old t-shirts painted that way and believe me, the fabric color might be lighter but the paintigs are the same as the first day
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Wow, ok, awesome!
So... any acrylic is ok?γJust not waterbased??
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I must say that i had to check it, so after reading the entire little bottle... We use waterbased acrilics 
Thanks for asking, i'll see if i can include that in the tuto
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Haha, wow! Thank you for checking for me.
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Thanks! IΒ΄m glad you like it
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awesome tut.! thnks!
I was really...like REALLY needing this kind of tutorial so
thnks!!
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