Silk painting College park, MD

Stencil brushes are specialized brushes. Designed for stenciling, they have a flat tip rather than rounded, and are used with a 'dabbing' motion to apply paint or ink to the open areas of a stencil. Regular brushes are not as effective as they are designed to brush paint on, which can push paint under the edge of a stencil, and the head is rounded which causes the bristles to spread out when 'dabbing'. So get a set of 5 stencil brushes for a few bucks, and have the right tool for the job. The Stencil Brush Set includes: #0 = (316") #1 = (14") #2 = (516") #3 = (38") #4 = (12") The bristles are made of hog hair.

• Size46" x 28"
• Neck to bottom of apron35.5".

You have beautiful eyes, keep 'em safe! Get a pair of these and use them when mixing anything that would be bad to get in your eyes, especially caustics like Soda Ash, when melting wax, or when you need just the right accessory to go with your new tie-dyed outfit.

This is our own kit which we assemble for you. It's a good way to get started with tie-dye as it has everything you need, including instructions for various ways to use the dyes. What you're NOT paying for is fancy packaging. What you ARE getting is fresh vibrant professional quality dye and great value. It's not a bad idea to add a few more colors if you like and maybe a book like 'Tie-Dye' to expand your design options. It's great fun, and a good way to spend a day with some kids or friends. This item also makes a great gift for your crafty friend or family member! three 8 oz. squeeze bottles with Urea and dye already in them. (approx. 2 tsp. Fiber Reactive Dye #1 Lemon Yellow) (approx. 2 tsp. Fiber Reactive Dye #13 Fuchsia) (approx. 2 tsp. Fiber Reactive Dye #25 Turquoise) 8 oz. Soda Ash fixative 2 oz. Professional Textile Detergent 30 rubber bands one pair rubber gloves 1 dust mask Complete instructions Extra things you may need: Large table (card table or picnic table) Plastic tarp to cover tables Bucket for the soda ash solution (plastic is best - 3 gallon is a nice size) Old newspapers (at least 6-8 weeks old-so the ink doesn't come off) to absorb the excess dye under the clothing being tie-dyed Bowls of water to rinse gloved fingers between colors Measuring cup - 2 cups or larger-clear pyrex works great -to initially dissolve the dyes in Measuring Spoons and spoons for stirring the dyes Funnel - to pour premixed dye solution into squirt bottles Paper towels andor sponges to wipe up messes! Garbage can or bags for trash

Dust masks are NIOSH approved and are much better than the single usage paper model, but still very affordable. These masks have a thin metal strip across the bridge of the nose that you can bend to fit your face for a good seal. They also have a foam pad inside for comfort across your nose. Powdered dyes are micro fine and prone to suspend in the air. Sometimes they are so small they are barely visible. The instructions for using these powdered dyes (and most of the books on the subject) recommend the use of a dust mask. Soda Ash Fixative is a powder that is somewhat caustic and should also be mixed when wearing a dust mask. Common sense really dictates wearing a dust mask when mixing any powdered substances.

Eighteen Clear plastic cups with snap on lids. About 1 ounce in size. Great for silk painters and anyone mixing small quantities of paint or dye. Believe me, they come in handy. They come in a cardboard holding tray.