ARTEZA Fabric Paint, Set of 60, Permanent 3D Paint, Permanent Paint for Decorating T-Shirts, Ceramics, Textiles, and Glass Metallic

The media could not be loaded.  Good! Great for entry-level art on fabric. Some colors don't stick as well, but most of them are vibrant. I highly suggest laying down a base of white before applying bright tones.

I bought this to make window clings and they work great!

This kit contains virtually any color you could want. That, coupled with the 3D element, makes this so much fun to work with. The included stencils are stickers, though they function sufficiently well. All the same, I'm not fond that they're one-time use. With an adult's assistance, it's possible to use the inner sticker to make a reusable stencil. I did this with a shelf liner, but it would be easier if you had stencil paper.♦ TestsIn order to best test the paint's capabilities, I decided to use it in three different ways. First, I utilized one of the kits provided stencils. I chose a metallic color for the inside, lining it with one of the glitter paints. Taking full advantage of the 3D aspect, I deposited a generous amount over the stencil, squeezing it directly from the bottle.My second attempt was with the glow and the dark paint. I tried to mix the pink and blue to create a purple outline for the heart, but the results were decidedly more grey than lavender.For my final test, I endeavored to experiment with how the paint performed when used as I use acrylics. I painted with the standard vibrant paint colors using a brush.♦ PerformanceEach group of color types worked well in my testing, but I noticed that the metallics could be a bit finicky and required more shaking than the other paints to prevent them from becoming streaky. I also noted that some of the standard vibrant paints weren't as opaque as others.The paint has a gel-like texture; you can squeeze it straight from the bottle or apply it with a paintbrush. Either option works nicely, though I'd say the bottle works best for stenciling. While applying it with a brush is better for traditional painting since you have less room for mistakes. The blending capability is lower than acrylic paint; it's nonetheless possible to use it to paint with some level of complexity. When painted thickly, it's surprisingly malleable, and the increased drying time reduces the margin for error.The instructions advised to let it dry for 24 hours. Mine took around seven. Despite this, to ensure I gave it the best possible chance to set, I left it for the full 24 hours. After 72 hours, I washed the items per the instructions; the paint handled the wash well.♢ ConclusionIs this kit worth getting?It's currently priced at $73.65 but is on sale for $69.99. I think it's worth buying whether you can purchase it on sale or not. When it comes down to it, the amount of paint this kit contains justifies the price. It will undoubtedly take a long time and many projects to run through everything included. It would be great for crafting at home or in a classroom.

Great set of paints. It comes in a heavy duty cardboard box that makes it great for storage and to keep all the paints together. There are so many different colors and they work great on fabrics and anything you'd like to use them on. It goes on easily and drys nicely. Great set for anyone who loved art

My granddaughter painted every family member a shirt with this paint. She loves it!