Tulip Puff Fabric Paint, Metallic Silver, 4 fl oz, Liquid Gel

It's a shiny black and goes on easier either squeezing it out or I use paintbrushes when I use it with my class. We've made t-shirts with this and works great!

This dimensional fabric paint really holds its shape well. I was able to make big, elevated dots on my gloves and a puffy heart and all the shapes held their volume as they dried. The application tip is nice and thin so you can get a good thin line for text or shapes. It comes out of the bottle easily and you can control how much is flowing through the tip. It's even easy to "move" it around after you've placed it, by simply using the tip to reposition the paint, push it around, or even a needle to move it to a new location entirely. It cleans up easily with just water. After the paint dries, it has a slightly shiny finish and the glitter shows through much better. The gold is very pretty and not too yellow. A really fun product with a lot of possibilities.

My son is 6 and still runs around the house like a maniac. Grippy socks are a must. The problem is commercial (old navy, etc) grippy socks only come until 5T. So we have to buy cheap hanes socks and made our own grippy socks. It works awesome. Your kid gets to choose whatever drawing or text he/she likes.

Fantastic for painting on any fabric! Lamp shades, sweatshirts, curtains, pillowcases....the sky is the limit! I LOVE using this paint for my lampshade business to create custom home decor and lamp shades for customers!

I’ve been using this paint for probably twenty years. It’s trustworthy. I often make t-shirts and use these for writing, trimming or making a character. They are a go to!

I have never used puff paint before, I bought this for a wooden craft project and it worked great! Although I have difficulties with my hands (RA), I found that it still came out pretty neat thanks to the precision nozzle on the bottle. It does shrink down a little (I panicked when I thought I squeezed way too much) but it dried down. I bought several colors, this is a cool thing for any crafter to have!

perfect for craft projects

affordable and works well! i used this orange puffy paint + another shade and yellow to add "lava" to my diy lava lamp halloween costume!! it takes awhile to full dry (especially if you're layering it on for opacity) and seems to stick to itself if folded.. but i'd say it's worth the money. as for durability, i've already washed the sweater twice with no signs of wearing away :)

okay yes so it does what is suppose to! before you apply it to anything serious or permanent, I would do some practice using it or writing with it first. Also remind yourself it will not come out as clean as you are envisioning, the puff is puffin and she definitely still gives elementary school no matter how * chic * you make it unfortunately.

Comes out gloopy and gloppy