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Yes, you're right, it's not puffy paint, however it's still dimensional one. And it's mentioned right under the word Slick, in smaller font. It means that this type of paint, at least from Tulip range, doesn't get absorbed into fabric, and stays on its surface in the same shape as it was squeezed out. I am yet to try this line of paint in terms of how well it performs after laundry when applied on top of another paint brands, in your case it's on top of Jacquard (the words you painted). As a general rule, it's best not to mix different brands in the same painting, in they cross each other. Like, tree branches are applied on a clean fabric, those will be just fine. I'm more concerned with wording "Stranger things".... I hope you understood the concept. Next regarding the heat setting difference. 5minutes of continuous ironing is definitely ok for Jacquard Textile Colors. And, normally I would first heat set that painting, and already later applied Tulip (that is if I'm sure that these two are compatible with one another). Tulip doesn't require it's fabric paint to be heat set. They only ask a 72 hr window before gentle laundry cycle. Now back to the case of your completed painting. Since you already can't iron Jacquard Textile separately, I would suggest to be very careful in the process and watch how those "floating dust particles" in white Tulip paint will behave under the heat of an iron. Best way to heat set the fabric is the way I showed in a video lesson from Foundations Course - on the right side through the cotton sheet. However, to preserve the dimension of details created with Tulip, heat set your jacket on its wrong side. Cotton setting on iron, no steam. Be careful in there's a stain if paint on the inside, in this case you can protect iron with fabric too. Otherwise just iron on the inside with continuous motion as in the lesson. Oh, I hope it's clear🙃 Let me know how it goes, best if luck with your masterpiece!!!!! May it stay safe and permanent 🤗

Thank you; will do. Thank you so much for all your knowledge. So far it seems like it’s sticking pretty well. I actively tried to pull off some of those white dots and they would not come off. But if I put it in the wash and something bad happens, I will just do it over, and I’ll definitely remember about mixing media in the future:)

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Indeed, water environment and temperature may affect the bond between paints. So the rule of thumb is definitely to never soak a painted design in water. If you wish to go through the lessons in an open course Fabric Painting Foundations, yes, all you got to do is to sign up through Join button. 🌻