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Pebeo is a French manufacturer of
premium art supplies. We carry eight products from their textile
design line along with a few accessories and brushes. If you wish
to download and print your own coloured sales brochure, click on
the PDF download link on the right of each product line. Acrobat
Reader required.
Sun Printing
One of the most popular uses for
Setacolor Transparent. This is a particularly simple process
performed in the Paciic Islands to decorate pareos. Setacolor Transparent
reacts to the sun!
Prepare the masks, then the colour by mixing one volume of paint
with 2 volumes of water
All types of masks can be used: feathers, wire netting, pre-cut
cardboard, flowers and leaves. The heliographic (sun printing) and
salt techniques can be combined. .
Moisten the fabric and stretch it on a frame or lay it on the ground
in the sunshine. Apply the paint to the fabric with a sponge or
spray bottle. You can also apply the fabric by dipping it in a paint
bath and then wring it out (very messy). Immediatly place the masks
ontop of the fabric and allow to dry in the sun. .
If there is no sun, good results will be obtained by using an ultra-violet
or infrared lamp.
Examples - note how the object/mask image is bleached or
lighten on the fabrics after being exposed to the sun.
 
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PEBEO
MARBLE INKS
Pebeo Marbling Colours (9 colours)
are professional pigments which produce unrivalled colour in an
easy to use non-toxic system.
It involves a thickening powder for the preparation of the bath
with 9 colours and with heat fix. Colours are intermixable but must
be pre-mixed prior to be being used in the tray with the thickening
solution.
45mL $6.50 / each jar or $49.75
for all 9 colours
| 1
- Lemon Yellow |
2 - Vermilion |
3 - Bengal
Pink |
| 4
- Ultramarine Blue |
5 - Cyan |
6 - Emerald
Green |
| 7
- Sienna |
8 - Red Ochre |
9 - Black |
For full instructions go to the Marble page
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PEBEO
GUTTA
Gutta, also known as Resist, is used
to control the flow of dyes in silk painting. One usually draws
the outline of the image with gutta using a brush, an applicator
bottle or through screen printing. When applying the gutta, take
care that the gutta penetrates the fabric completely. If it doesn't
the dyes will flow past the gutta lines. After applying the gutta,
you paint within the lines and allow the dyes to bleed upto the
gutta. The dyes will stop flowing upon hitting the line.
There is no real difference in the use of waterbased or solvent
based gutta. They both do the same things. Read the pros or cons
to determine for yourself which suits your purposes best. Or email,
if you want me to figure it out for you.
Solvent Based Guttas
Description: There are four types of gutta available from Pebeo.
Clear (120mL, 250mL, 1.0L), Black (120mL, 250mL), Silver (120mL)
and Gold (120mL).
Pro:
- the gutta dries extrememly quick,
allowing for fast production
- black gutta is the richest black
gutta available others are grey
- can be coloured using glass stains
- very smooth liquid, assuring very
little clogging in the applicator
- is ideal for framed work
Con:
- solvent gutta fumes can be unhealthy
- requires a special dilutent extra
costs $$$$$
- solvent gutta leaves a slight
residue in the silk that can only be removed with dry cleaning
- coloured guttas can NOT be dry
cleaned, therefore forcing you to leave the residue in
WATER BASED GUTTAS (also see G&S
Waterbased Resist)
Description: The line of water base guttas offers pearl and
brilliant colours (clear + 11 colours). Made of pigments and heat
fixable resins, the colours soak through the fibre of the fabric
without spreading. Freshly applied or dried, the guttas are easy
to work with. Once fixed by ironing, or steamed, the water based
guttas are permanent.
Pro:
- easy to apply from the tube (no
need to purchase an extra applicator)
- wide range of colours that can
be fixed as opposed to solvent colours
- leaves very little residue compared
to solvent
- although smaller packaging it
allows you to purchase a wider range of colours and choice with
same amount of money
- cheaper to use if you only need
clear gutta
Con:
- is more expensive to use if you
require a large amount of any of the colours.
- black is not as black as solvent
guttas
- clear gutta is quite weak in holding
back dye on "wet-on-wet" techniques
| Type |
Colour |
Size |
Price |
| Solvent |
Clear |
120mL |
$15.15 |
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250mL |
$22.80 |
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1.0L |
$67.25 |
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Black |
120mL |
$15.75 |
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250mL |
$28.60 |
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Gold |
120mL |
$20.95 |
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Silver |
120mL |
$20.95 |
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Thinner |
250mL |
$22.00 |
| Waterbased |
All Colours |
20mL tube |
$4.65 |
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Clear |
250mL |
$16.25 |
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SETASCRIB
+ MARKERS

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Recently
improved fabric markers. The "+" designates this.
These are great for touch ups on all your painting jobs. They
do not require any ironing to fix (FYI - still recommended).
They are a great way to introduce silk painting to younger
ones, when they find a pen more comfortable than a brush.
NOTE: These markers bleed on silk but not on cotton.
NEW
COLOURS ADDED: BROWN,
FLuo
Yellow, FLUO
orange, FLUO
blue,
FLUO
green, FLUO
purple
, and
FLUO
pink.
Eighteen
colours @ $4.50/each or $67.95 for a set of 18 colours.
| Yellow |
Orange |
Blue |
Light
Blue |
| Red |
Magenta |
Violet |
Green |
| Light
Green |
Grey |
Black |
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ACCESSORIES
& BRUSHES
ACCESSORIES
There are two types of accessories we carry. A tjanting tool
($25.15) and silk pins ($11.95 for 100 pcs)
The tjanting tool is a high quality one hole type with a wood handle
and heavy brass reservoir. The weight and design five superior wax
flow & control, heat retention and durability.
The silk pins are round, flat, three pronged pin that will not damage
the silk as much as push pins when attaching the silk to a frame.
BRUSHES
We carry three of Pebeo's brush lines. The Stencil brush, an economical
fabric painting brush and economical silk painting brush. Every
type of brush is also available for all types of applications. Please
specify your needs and I shall be glad to answer back on availablility.
go to brush page for our full line of brushes.
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