Step by Step Silk Painting for the VERY beginners
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- I'll guide you step step through the Whole Process of Silk Painting for the Very beginners. You'll learn about 1) how to avoid mistakes 2) frame to start with 3) few methods to stretch silk 4) create a design 5) to apply resist (gutta) 6) basic techniques of Silk Painting 7) fixing paints on Silk.
00:00 - silk painting for the very beginners
00:18 - a frame on which to start
00:41 - stretching silk on a frame
04:03 - creating the design
09:25 - applying resist
13:16 - paints for silk painting
14:20 - painting silk with acrylic
18:14 - basic silk painting techniques
26:09 - painting the background
28:26 - using markers in silk painting
31:05 - using cotton buds in silk painting
31:33 - ironing to stick paints
32:25 - washing silk
33:47 - avoiding mistakes
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markers: Textil painter, Marabu, 2-4mm
silk 100%
paints: no flow acrylic (water based) Nerchau, Decola
liquid acrylic (water based) Javana, Marabu
I'm Ilona Sture #ilonasture professional artist, I've been painting silk #paintsilk #silkpainting #silkartfor over 30 years. Some of my artworks (like silk painting and oil painting) can be seen: www.saatchiart.com/account/ar...
My Instagram: / sture.sture
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Please let me know how you artwork turned out. Were there any difficulties?
Perfect for this absolute beginner. Thankyou
Glad it was helpful!
Hello! Super cool piece of art! An ocean of inspiration for you in creating your new creativity!
Thank you so much 😀
9:06 - One of the most useful drawing tools that was introduced to me is a General's Sketch and Wash Pencil. You can draw whatever you want on the silk and it stays. Once you put the silk in the steamer all of the graphite disappears completely! I've been silk painting for over 10.5 years using this technique the whole time and I've had no problems.
Thank you so much! It's very useful information. I'll share it in one of my next videos
@@denisestover2416 hi I just read your post about the general sketch and wash pencil. If I’m using Dino flow, I won’t be steaming anything so can I still use that pencil and it wash out after using dye n Flo on Silk Scarf?
@susanmcmillan1548 HI, Susan. I only use Dye•Na•Flo (DNF) for my ties and they can't get too wet. So, I lightly sketch my drawing onto the tie (with the General's pencil) and then I paint over the lines. I haven't used the pencils with DNF on any scarves because I only use dyes for those, but I imagine that you can just paint over the graphite, spritz water on the graphite that's exposed after you've heat set the DNF and gently rub the graphite out or once you've heat set the DNF on the scarf you can hand wash it (or however you wash your scarves) and the graphite will come out.
I've recently purchased ink pens that are for marking on fabrics and then removed with heat. I haven't tried them yet, but I will soon - if God says the same!
I hope I've helped 🙂. If I can help further and Ilona Stűre does not mind, you can contact me at chirhosilkstudio@gmail.com.
You’re the best teacher. Thank you 🙏
Thank you! 😃 I'm glad it was useful
I'm already an experienced artist in oil and watercolor. But I'm thinking of painting a silk, if it's not too much of a challenge. I have a lovely large frame with a batik in it, floated between 2 pieces of glass. The batik is really faded, and I don't know who made the batik. But I'm thinking of replacing it with a silk painting of my own, if not too much of a "learning curve". I've painted fish too, I like your fish.
watercolor is very similar to silk painting, as I see it. Hope you'll enjoy it. May be you tell about the process and result afterwards ... would be nice to hear it.
❤thank you
Muchasssssss GRACIAS
Me ha encantado
aaaaaah!!!! thank you very much!!!! enjoy!!!
Спасибо, Илона, познавательно. Понравились эффекты, сделанные ватными палочками ))
спасибо !!!! мне они тоже нравятся )))
So nicely explained. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
I love this and Thank you for this useful video 🙏
I love to hear it 🤗 Thank you
Thank you! Very hslpful. Hope to try my own very soon!!
Best of luck! I hope you'd enjoy it!
Best tutorial ever ❤️
I'm happy to hear it :))
Will surely try
Oh, great. I wish you good luck in it 👍
So clear. Everything well-explained. Lots of ideas. Many thanks :)
Glad it was helpful! thank you
Your video was just too good for absolute beginners. Thanks a lot 😊
thanks to you too, it's always nice to hear it :)
Excellent video, clear and precise. You give solutions to problems - I REALLY appreciate that🙏🏽💕 can't wait to try it.
Awesome! Thank you!
I learned from you that there is a black resist. That is good to know. Also, I didn’t know about the textile markets. Appreciate the video. Thank you so much.
I'm glad to hear the video vas helpful. Thank you for feedback.
This was great. Your method of doing different things in each square to show the various possibilities is really helpful. It was interesting to see the way the various paints reacted with the silk. I would love to see an instructional video about dyes vs. paints. Having not purchased any supplies yet, I am leaning toward dyes as they seem to move more fluidly. Is this correct? Anyway, Love all of your videos
Thank you. within 3-4 days a video about resist is going to be published, and exactly the next video was planned about dyes and paints. Both have advantages and disadvantages (as always🙂). I'll tell in video.
@@issilkpainting I look forward to it, Thank you.
nice fish ))
❤amazing. I want to learn more from you. 😊
Thank you very much. And if you don't mind I have a question for: what kind of learning do you mean? I'm asking because I was going to start online course, but haven't decided what type of it to choose.
Lovely demonstration. ( by the way they are not called "Buttons" but " Push Pins" or "Thumb tacks"
oh, thank you !!! now I'll know it 😃, thanks again
Loved your video , even though I know some silk painting looking at your video gave me so many ideas and the slow step by step was perfect . I hope you make new videos soon 🌹
Glad it was helpful! actually it was my point - to share more ideas and tricks, and looking at mines you'll create your owns! thank you for this feedback! yes, I understand than I'm supposed to make more videos with explanations ))) it will happen but a bit later (currently busy with big project)
I am researching silk painting and I found this very helpful. A question- how do you get rid of the paints you didn't use and to clean the palate, brushes.
I would also like a lead on where to get these products please- there are videos but it would be helpful to be directed to good sites to get these items
Thanks I have bookmarked this!
Hello, as I remember in this video I was using acrylic paints. Acryl is water based so a palette and brushes are washed out with water. The paints which are left in little cups, (if they are clean) I return in jars, otherwise just wash out with water.
All my stuff was bought at a local art supply store. I think the brand doesn't matter much I guess, the main things - color, it's better to have bright ones. Than you can mute them when mixing. But you'll never get bright color from muted.
Thank you too!
How do I prepare my silk fabric before I use Dino flow? Do I wash and cold water with a little fabric softener or Coldwater with vinegar? Help. I love your videos. Thank you very much for posting.
Thank you too. Washing Silk in a cool-warm soapy water would be fine
Do I put a little fabric softener or vinegar in the water?
@@susanmcmillan1548 softener is good after steaming or ironing (in the end of process). I've read dye-na-flow instruction: they haven't mention vinegar.
As well- do you need to prepare the silk first- like scour it?? To take out any impurities?
I usually don't. But there will no be any harm of doing this :))
Hi, thank you for a very entertaining and informative video. I'm hoping I can add a photo of this product I'm going to use on my next scarf. I found it while surfing on Amazon. It is a water-soluble graphite pencil. It is by General's and called Sketch & Wash.
Oh, thank you. Now I'll know the name of it. Have fan painting your scarf! good luck!
Nice work. Your video is so helpful n explained in a very easy way. I will definitely try with my design. I'm from India. Can you suggest any silk paint which is available everywhere? May be on Amazon?
thank you very much ! my best regards to India:)) as I know Dupont Dyes are popular, but rather expensive and need to be steamed. I'll try to find out nearest days and I'll let you know a bit later
This was very helpful. I am just learning about silk painting. What do you call the clips or hooks, where do I find them to buy?
Glad it was helpful! Actually I bought them at my local art supplies store.
estou a iniciar na pintura em seda. Compro a seda com a bainha feita e os prendedores puxam por vezes o fio. vou ver todos os seus videos gostava de saber se da curso online.Muito grata
Muito obrigado, sim, eu sei que os fechos danificam a seda e é por isso que pinto seda não enfeitada. sobre o curso online - penso nisso, até delineei o programa. vou fazer um anúncio
@@issilkpainting 💖
What are the cloth materials that we can use
Do you mean fabric? This was pure silk, but fine cotton can be used as well. Usually silk for painting is available in Art Supplies Stores
What color you do youse?
those were acrylic/in other words water based/ no flow textile paints of different manufactures/brands.
Thank you mam
What kind of marker is that
Textil painter 2-4mm Marabu