This stitch is also known as the Interlocked
Satin Stitch? Place first row of stitches. Come up at A. Go down at B. Come up at C, between previous row of stitches, as shown. Work alternating rows of long and short stitches. Repeat A-B-C sequence for each row to fill in area.
Although it is not necessary, sealing a completed transferred image project will provide protection. Simply brush on a water-based varnish in the desired finish: matte,
satin or gloss. Allow the first coat to dry then apply a second.
No, it is not necessary to seal or varnish project surfaces painted with FolkArt Home Decor Texture Chalk; however, for heavily used surfaces such as furniture, we recommend applying two or more coats of FolkArt Home Decor
Satin Varnish for added protection and enhanced durab...
By itself, no. Because FolkArt Gesso is intended to be used as a primer to prepare a surface and is not manufactured in the
multi-surface formula, it cannot withstand outdoor weather. .tb_button {padding:1px;cursor:pointer;border-right: 1px solid #8b8b8b;border-left: 1px sol...
You can use FolkArt Treasure Gold on a number of surfaces: wood, papier mache, canvas, metal, glass and glazed ceramics, paper, and terracotta. This
paint also works well on
acrylic-painted or stained surfaces. Please note that porous surfaces, such as plaster and bisque, shou...
FolkArt® Chalkboard
Paint can be applied to many surfaces: wood, terra cotta, paper maché, canvas and most porous surfaces.
A soft bristle brush, roller or sponge applicator is the best way to apply FolkArt® Chalkboard
paint to the surface of choice.
Yes, FolkArt® Chalkboard
Paint is permanent on any surface; be careful when applying. It is permanent on clothing, rugs, flooring, etc. Clean up while wet with soap and water.
FolkArt® Chalkboard
Paint can be used on surfaces that are suitable for outdoor use as long as they are protected from the elements.
FolkArt® Texture
Paint can be applied with a palette knife, a
paint brush or a stencil brush. When using a
paint brush or stencil brush, use a dabbing motion to get the most textured effect.