Creative Colouring

 

In this workshop see how you can use Inktense pencils to delicately colour any black and white fabric. Enhance the fabric with carefully placed colour for perfect results.

Approximate run time: 13 minutes

Presenter: Linda Kemshall

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In this workshop see how you can use Inktense pencils to delicately colour any black and white fabric. Enhance the fabric with carefully placed colour for perfect results.
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To work along with the ideas in this class you’ll need:

black and white fabric print
Inktense pencils
textile medium
round paintbrush
permanent pen
cotton fabric

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