'Fabric Platter' created with Powertex Fabric Hardener

Learn how to turn your fibre, fabric and paper creations into 3D artworks using Powertex Fabric Hardener as a stunning 'fabric platter' is created before your eyes! Explore the possibilities of this fantastic medium.
You can attend this workshop as a pop-up class at Craft Shows around Australia in 2014. Great for beginners!
Follow the link below for more details:
www.powertex.com.au

[@beauti60]

Just Brilliant this is my very first time at powertex and just trying like you are except got different material and Thank you for sharing.

[@powertexaustralia9230]

Im glad you enjoyed it... more coming soon

[@beauti60]

This is just so Fabulous thank you for sharing as this is my very very first time having a go so here we go.

[@mariabarreto3835]

Very creative, I ove it!

[@pawslm588]

Does the Powertex only come in brown? As it makes it very hard to see what you are doing. Can you use any paints to colour it? Does it come in other colours or clear to see the original colour of the materials used? Is that a container lined with a plastic bag that you have the product in? How long does it take to become touch dry? And do you mean "wash your hands" between each and every time you want to add an embellishment? Sorry for all the questions :) Interesting product. Thanks.

[@thebohemianromantic6970]

+Paws LM if you go to the website all the questions are answered.

[@pawslm588]

Thank you :)

[@GullBird]

Please I want to know where the material soaked cloth im from iraq and id like to try this method .. Thank u

[@starmazaheri7448]

is the final product a horse?

[@powertexaustralia9230]

Hi Star... its just an abstract platter... you could make a horse though

[@patriciaherrera5108]

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