Reddit reviews Speedball Fabric Block Printing Ink, 2.5-Ounce, Black
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BOLD OPAQUE COLORS – Water-miscible, oil-based Fabric Block Printing Ink from Speedball produces bold, opaque colors. With a wide variety of ink to choose from, there is a color for every projectUSE ON FABRIC & PAPER – The versatile block printing ink creates beautiful results on both fabric and paper. Use on cotton, polyester, linen, rayon and other synthetic fibers (not for use on nylon). This ink really pops on paper and cardboard tooNO HEAT SET REQUIRED – This ink requires no heat set to get a permanent result! Simply let the ink dry overnight and it will be dry to the touch in the morning. Wait at least one week before washingQUICK, EASY CLEAN-UP – There is no messy clean up when using this block printing ink. Ink cleans up easily using soap and waterACMI AP CERTIFIED – Speedball Fabric Block Printing Ink is safe for adults and children to use. It is ceritfied ACMI AP Non-Toxic and conforms to ASTM D-4236
Ah, sorry. I use the block printing fabric ink. This one I've used on loads of Tshirts printing by hand.
Yeah, I've done batik, block printing and silk screening on fabric. Wood backed lino blocks work well on canvas with fabric block printing ink and a printmaking press to get an even trasfer. It's too easy to mess up the print on soft or stretchy fabrics though. If you are looking to make shirts though, I'd definitely suggest getting a silkscreen kit. Edit: Inko dye is also super fun to play with too.