Fabric Block Printing Ink - Speedball

Clean up immediately with soap and water. For dried ink, use warm water and gentle scrubbing.

Yes, but the color may appear less vibrant. Consider using multiple coats or a lighter colored ink.

Yes, after heat-setting with an iron. This makes the print wash-resistant.

The ink works well on cotton, polyester, blends, and other textiles.

Allow the ink to dry completely, usually around 24 hours before heat setting.

Any block printing material can be used, such as linoleum, rubber, or wood blocks.

Ensure the ink was heat-set properly with an iron. Re-iron the printed area for a longer duration.

Make sure the fabric is clean and free of finishes. Try using a slightly thicker layer of ink on the block.

Use a protective layer underneath the fabric while printing to prevent bleed-through. Avoid applying too much ink to the block.

Ensure the ink is applied in a thin, even layer. Over-application can cause cracking. Use a fabric with appropriate treatment.