Can we paint paper using fabric paint?

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Yes definitely you can... it may be slightly watery compared to acrylic paint but you can surely use on paper.
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No. Fabric colour are only designed for cloth materials and not for paper or any other surface
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Yes but it will be a bit transparent and streaky.
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