Fabric Painting Techniques 2

Question 1

Which technique uses a stiff stencil brush pressed straight down onto fabric for a soft, speckled coverage?

Accepted Answer

Stippling

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Wet-on-wet blending

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Salt texturing

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Dry brushing

Question 2

To create smooth color gradients on fabric, which method is most effective?

Accepted Answer

Wet-on-wet blending

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Stamping with a sponge

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Splatter painting

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Masking with tape

Question 3

What is the purpose of using a plastic or cardboard barrier between fabric layers when painting a shirt?

Accepted Answer

To prevent paint from bleeding to the back layer

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To stretch the fabric tight

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To add texture

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To speed drying

Question 4

Dry brushing on fabric is best described as painting with a brush that is:

Accepted Answer

Barely loaded with paint

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Loaded with thinned paint

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Dipped in water first

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Coated in fabric medium

Question 5

Which technique produces crisp, repeatable shapes across fabric?

Accepted Answer

Stenciling

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Freehand brushwork

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Splattering

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Ombre dyeing

Question 6

When stamping fabric, why is a light, even pressure preferred over heavy pressing?

Accepted Answer

It prevents smudging and paint squeezing out the edges

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It uses less paint

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It dries faster

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It darkens the color

Question 7

Sponging paint onto fabric primarily creates what kind of effect?

Accepted Answer

Mottled, textured coverage

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Sharp geometric lines

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A smooth flat wash

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Fine parallel stripes