MUCKI Finger paint for fabrics 150 ml

For little works of art made on fabric.

Liquid paint is something really quite special. Kids love painting, playing around, dabbing, stirring. Dipping hands in and smearing them around: endless discovery fun! Anyone setting off on a voyage of discovery needs to stay safe. The new MUCKI Finger paint for fabrics have been specially developed for kids aged two and above and are produced using the latest in development expertise and harmless ingredients. The MUCKI Finger paint for fabrics create hand and finger prints on bags, T-shirts and other fabrics. Their consistency means they can also be used for stamping or stenciling, allowing older children to create textile artworks using brushes, sponges or spatulas. MUCKI finger paints are dermatologically tested, paraben-free, gluten-free, lactose-free, nut-free, titanium dioxide-free, and vegan. The paint is produced fairly and safely in Germany.

Characteristic

  • Bright, water-based colors for kids aged two and above
  • Creamy consistency for perfect application using fingers and hands
  • For designing on light and dark cotton fabrics or mixed-fiber fabrics with up to 20% artificial fibers
  • After drying (for around 24 hours), fix in preheated oven (150 °C, 8 min.) or by ironing on the reverse (5 minutes on cotton setting)
  • After fixing, the fabric can be washed at up to 40 °C
  • Dermatologically tested
  • Paraben-free, gluten-free, lactose-free, nut-free, titanium dioxide-free, vegan
  • Bitter substances protect against accidental consumption
  • The paint is developed and produced in Germany

Good to know FAQs to colors and technique

Article Numbers and Colors

  • 28101 White
  • 28102 Yellow
  • 28107 Orange
  • 28103 Red
  • 28109 Pink
  • 28110 Violet
  • 28104 Blue
  • 28105 Green
  • 28106 Black

    Surfaces

    • For designing on light and dark cotton fabrics or mixed-fiber fabrics with up to 20% artificial fibers

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    Applications

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