Jacquard Fabric Paints

Jacquard Dye-Na-Flow Fabric Paints:

Jacquard Dye-Na-Flow is a highly fluid, transparent fabric paint designed to behave more like a dye than a traditional thick fabric paint. Rather than sitting heavily on the surface, Dye-Na-Flow spreads through porous and semi-porous materials and absorbs into the fibres, making it particularly well suited to projects where maintaining the original feel of the fabric is important.

This collection includes a broad range of Jacquard Dye-Na-Flow colours in 66.54ml bottles, along with a Dye-Na-Flow Exciter Pack option. The colour selection covers vivid shades such as Hot Fuchsia, Brilliant Red, Bright Orange, Sun Yellow and Bright Green, through to blues, greens and purples including Turquoise, Teal, Cerulean Blue, Midnight Blue and Violet. More muted and earthy options include Ochre, Ecru, Brick, Brown and Burnt Umber, while Brass and Pewter provide additional colour choices for creative projects.

Fabric Painting, Silk Painting & Mixed-Media Techniques:

Jacquard Dye-Na-Flow fabric paint can be used on both natural and synthetic fabrics, as well as other porous or semi-porous surfaces including canvas, paper, wood, clay, suede and leather.

Its fluid consistency makes it suitable for a wide variety of techniques. Depending on your project, it can be used for traditional fabric painting, silk painting, spray-on tie-dye effects, watercolour-style work, airbrushing, sponge printing, stencilling, sun printing, batik, resist techniques, marbling and wood staining.

Choosing Jacquard Dye-Na-Flow Colours:

Choose individual 66.54ml bottles when you need a particular colour or want to build your own palette. The range includes strong primary and secondary tones as well as softer, deeper and more neutral shades, making it easier to select colours for anything from detailed textile artwork to larger experimental pieces.

Dye-Na-Flow colours are high-chroma, highly transparent and washfast. Once applied, the paint is designed to retain the feel of the fabric rather than creating the heavier surface associated with thicker fabric paints and inks.