A flexible brush tip gives you far more freedom than a single fixed line. The Tulip Brush-Tip Fabric Markers – Rainbow allow you to move from delicate strokes to broad marks, fill larger areas and create expressive lettering or illustrations directly on fabric.
The flexible brush tip responds to both pressure and angle. A light touch creates finer lines and small accents, while firmer pressure produces broader strokes. It is ideal for brush lettering, calligraphic headings, florals, doodles, shadows, filled areas and stenciling.
The Rainbow palette includes pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple, together with brown, gray and black. The brighter colors cover the main elements of a design, while the neutral shades are useful for outlines, tree trunks, shadows and smaller details.
The color dries permanently on fabric and is suitable for items that will be machine washed. For the clearest and brightest results, use the markers on white or light-colored textiles and test the color on a discreet area before beginning the final design.
Before decorating, wash the fabric without fabric softener and place a sheet of cardboard between the layers to prevent ink from transferring to the reverse side. Work with steady strokes and allow the design to dry thoroughly before using or washing the finished item.
👉 Features:
- Set of 10 fabric markers
- Flexible brush tips
- Creates fine and broad lines through pressure control
- Suitable for filling larger areas
- Ideal for lettering, doodling and stenciling
- Permanent color on fabric
- Acid free
- Machine washable
- Best results on white and light-colored fabrics
- Contents: 10 markers
🎨 Colors:
Pink, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Brown, Gray and Black.
👍 Ideal for:
T-shirts, tote bags, canvas bags, backpacks, shoes, pencil cases, aprons, cushion covers, brush lettering, calligraphy, doodling, stenciling, florals, illustration and personalized gifts.
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Create a word using light pressure on the upward strokes and firmer pressure on the downward strokes, just as you would with brush lettering on paper. Add a narrow gray or black shadow underneath to give the letters more depth.
