Off They Go

Four Panels were sent off via FedEx today,  knowing that only three are needed to do the job. This white linen was printed and painted with dynaflo textile paint, along with some printing in textile paint. They'll be acoustic sound panel covers. I'll show the install when it's done.

I've Been Sidelined

Since company's coming (virtually) and I had to clean up a bit, I had a clear table to slap this panel piece down to work on before I need the table again. I'm using pro fab paints and Dynaflo to paint and print four panels on linen. Smashing fabric.

Easy to Mix

Dynaflo is easy to mix, use, and seems to stay that intensity. A bit. Wet = darker by a shade. But this method is giving me a way to paint these panels easily.

Tryouts More

With a linen base, I'm using under-painting with Dynaflo and adding screened images with profab paint. I like the quickness of these materials, but still can't use them for a functional or soft fabric. And the screens have to be washed immediately, but it's a fun medium.

Start of Panel Project

My daughter has requested linen panels for acoustic help in her living room. And a mom has to deliver. So, this linen has been painted and will get more layers. Happy to have 90 degrees to speed the drying. Stay tuned for more.

Something Light

Suiting linen has taken my thinned down dynaflow as a  trial for a three panel sound absorbing device. My daughter asked for this solution, and if your daughter asks, you say "sure!". This is just the sample to see how to work with the textile paints.