Luscious indigo color in an easy to use form! The blue so vibrant it has its own place on a rainbow's spectrum. Natural indigo requires a chemical reduction of sodium hydrosulfite and lye to create a working dye  Learn More

Scribble on fabric as easily as on paper with Tee Juice Fabric Art Markers! These high performance fabric markers are fantastic on t-shirts. But they're not just for t-shirts - they work beautifully on almost any  Learn More

Scribble on fabric as easily as on paper with Tee Juice Fabric Art Markers! These high performance fabric markers are fantastic on t-shirts. But they're not just for t-shirts - they work beautifully on almost any  Learn More

Versatex Screen Printing Inks for Fabric and Paper are water-based, non-toxic, permanent, lightfast and clean up with soap and water. These ready-to-use inks are ideal for silk screening, block printing and  Learn More

Versatex Screen Printing Inks for Fabric and Paper are water-based, non-toxic, permanent, lightfast, and clean up with soap and water. These ready-to-use inks are ideal for silk screening, block printing, and  Learn More

Looking for a way to ensure your colors will pop on dark fabrics without laying down an undercoat of white ink? Jacquard Screen Ink Discharge allows you to achieve bright, vibrant color on dyed dark fabrics!  Learn More

Soft Body Artist Color , previously referred to as Medium Viscosity, was the original Liquitex acrylic formulation first made in 1956. An extremely versatile artist paint, creamy and smooth with a  Learn More

Liquitex Gel Mediums add body to thinner paint for impasto techniques as well as extending color volume and adding transparency. Gels also add 'open time' as they tend to dry slower than thinner paint films. These  Learn More

Liquitex offers a variety of specialty products including Fabric Medium, which have been specifically designed to achieve various techniques, applications, and special effects.  Learn More

This pharmaceutical grade granular white beeswax is filtered, not bleached. It is the main ingredient for encaustic paint. It can be used alone but when mixed with Damar Resin will become harder, more translucent,  Learn More

This pharmaceutical grade granular white beeswax is filtered, not bleached. It is the main ingredient for encaustic paint. It can be used alone but when mixed with Damar Resin will become harder, more translucent,  Learn More

Jacquard has developed a superior water-based resist that washes out easily with warm water, even after steaming. It holds a crisp line without spreading and does not shrink or pucker when dry. This permanent  Learn More

Go Natural! Blank, raw, 100% cotton canvas bound into a soft book that's ready to paint, sew, ink, decoupage, stamp, cut, and embellish. Flexible, soft surface makes an ideal base for altered arts and mixed media.  Learn More

Transfer you imagination into art with TAP, a premium-quality transfer paper that allows you to transfer images to virtually any surface with the heat of an iron. Have more fun with fabric, paper, wood, glass,  Learn More

Transfer you imagination into art with TAP, a premium-quality transfer paper that allows you to transfer images to virtually any surface with the heat of an iron. Have more fun with fabric, paper, wood, glass,  Learn More

Sodium Hydrosulfite is a reducing agent in a pre-reduced indigo vat.  Learn More

Methocel is a less expensive synthetic replacement for carrageenan when you need more viscocity in your fabric marbling dyes. To use, stir approximately 1 oz. of methocel into 1 gallon of water at room temperature.  Learn More

Jacquard Airfix is an additive for Jacquard Textile colors, Neopaque, and Dye-Na-Flow and most other acrylic fabric paints. Use it as a catalyst to fix colors when heat setting is not practical.  Learn More

TAP into your creativity! Lesley is one of the inventors of TAP and is an unparalleled expert on how to use it for maximum creative effect. She'll teach you how to create unique fabric images from photographs that  Learn More

Mix it up with dozens of exciting new ways to create mixed media fabric art! Have you ever melted crayons onto muslin? Painted wool felt with bleach? Heat-embossed quilt batting using lace? Rebekah Meier has, and  Learn More

The ultimate color reference guide. Now you have Linda's personal 'recipe book' to mix any colors you can imagine. Learn how to make rainbows, subtle gradations, and unique patterns using common brands of dye, and  Learn More