🖌️ 8-Ounce Speedball Fabric Screen Printing Ink in White for Enhanced SEO Review

I bought a jar of this burgundy color to do stripes on an olive cosplay shirt and I am very happy with it! There is a LOT of ink in the can (much more than I ever needed for this project) so I didn't have to worry about color matching halfway through. Pour SMALL amount of ink onto a round sponge and lightly apply color between the lines. Once the ink was dry I removed the tape and got crisp lines! (I've included a photo of my original fabric test for this method.) Because it's fabric ink and I…

The white color really disappointed me. I recently used the speedball in black, it works great and looks great on clothes that have been cured and then washed. No questions. However, the white color was quite different. Unfortunately I think this paint is the easiest to use compared to other brands. After applying white paint to the clothes, drying them, and then washing them; the paint is cracked. The image on the clothes looks cheap and old-fashioned. I suspect it's because this color is…

I bought this ink to use with Freeze paper templates cut with my Silhouette cameo cutter. I used it to make my son's first birthday shirt, white on navy blue. The white stayed bright and strong with just one coat! Very happy with the consistency and look of this ink on my dark shirt! I used a sponge brush to apply the ink with a stencil. At times it felt like I was using a lot of ink, but that's most likely because the sponge soaked it all up. Also, I wanted the whites to be nice and heavy, so…