Pebeo Marbling Paints

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Pebeo marbling paints.

Once dry your marbled thick paper card fabric can then be used to make a wide variety of projects adding colour and interest. The same technique can be used to marble onto fabric instead of paper card but once dry the fabric must be ironed so as to fix the colours. Gebuter hydrographics water transfer marbling painting set painting on water drawing tools kit paint kits kids water color ebru starter set marbling ink paint set for paper fabric. Pebeo 45 ml marbling bottle ultramarine blue.

Only certain paints will work well in marbling they have to be able to float on the surface of the size. 3 0 out of 5 stars 3. Pébéo s marbling colours are used according to a technique inspired by japanese marbling on rice paper in the eleventh century sumi nagashi and then in europe by nineteenth century bookbinders. Use on paper or fabric to create a beautiful marble effect.

Creator of the gouache goblet and of the first acrylic made in france pébéo is driven by a spirit of dynamism and modernity that leads the company to continuoulsy innovate and design new quality paints allways more easy to use. Pebeo marbling ink is a great way of creating unique marbling effects on fabric paper or any other light base this fantastic colourful range makes the technique of marbling simple for anyone. 8 30am 5 00pm monday friday for orders only. Some do some don t even within a brand.

I worked with 100gsm printer paper this was thin enough to ensure it rested on the surface of the marbling bath but strong enough to be lifted and rinsed before drying. 5 0 out of 5 stars 1. It is the process of transferring colours by simple contact with the object to decorate on a coloured surface. In this project we are marbling with pébéo products onto thick paper and card.

The pebeo marbling inks give a really nice marbled surface so the paper is ready to use for art projects as soon as it is dry and it is also extremely easy to use. Easy to use and great fun. The thicker paints or troublesome colors are thinned with water versatex dispersant or oxgall to help them float better.