Add a personal touch to your home décor with textile paint! In this video, we show you how you can apply textile paint on a pillowcase using a stencil and a sponge applicator. The stencil creates a nice, polished look, but you can of course also use the textile paint with fun shaped stamps or freehand your design with a brush. We achieved this lovely spring look with the Talens Art Creation Textile Paint set in Pastel, which features light green, pink, orange and blue colours. We would love to see your design! Let us know if you try it out by sharing it with #RoyalTalens!

In this video we show you how you can use Talens Art Creation Textile Silk dye in a spray bottle to create an interesting tie-dye effect on a silk scarf. Twist the moist fabric any way you like and spray it with multiple colours to design a fun, vibrant scarf. Make sure to use a white or other light-coloured scarf to get the best results. Mix and match the colours to your favourite clothes to make a beautiful addition to your wardrobe. We would love to see your creation! If you try this method out, don’t forget to share it using #RoyalTalens!

Personalise your fabric items with textile paint! In this video, we show you how you can use the textile paint to design your own tote bag! We used Talens Art Creation textile paint in neon colours on a white canvas bag, but you can of course choose any colour you like. The stamps used in this video are metal stamps, but you can use other stamps in different shapes and materials as well, or even freehand your design with a brush. We would love to see how your creation turned out, so if you try customising your own tote bag, don’t forget to share the result using #RoyalTalens!

The most known tie-dye technique is the spiral pattern. You take one point from your fabric and twist it around until you have a ball of textile which you tie together with elastic bands. It cannot go wrong, each pattern is unique.

This time we will tie-dye a black t-shirt in Galaxy style. To make colours visible on black fabric, you have to use bleach to decolour the black fabric. Follow the steps and make your own shirt!