What kind of meterial you use with fabric colour so that after application on febric it will not get crack?

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For this issues you will get lots of color fixer in the market . Alternatively you can use fevicol mix it with thinner and apply on it will also help
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You should add medium in fabric colour so that you won't get any cracks.
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fevicryl hobby ideas colour
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acrylic
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Use of any kind of medium can cracking effect on fabric...put the colour on brush and use thin layer of colour then apply on fabric surface smoothly and spread with water gently.after completing the painting, iron the cloth from back side of the cloth it will make colour fix on the fabric for long time...
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Use of any kind of medium can cracking effect on fabric...put the colour on brush and use thin layer of colour then apply on fabric surface smoothly and spread with water gently.after completing the painting, iron the cloth from back side of the cloth it will make colour fix on the fabric for long time and smooth feeling of touch. So acrylic colour has not required medium. read less
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