Thanks so much!

Thank you for your positive feedback :)

Hello, the white paint is applied by the carvers so it allows us to see the design clearly. It is perfectly normal for the white paint to peel away and is nothing to be concerned about. There is no need to re apply the white paint, that is unless you wish to do so :)

Hello, it is always best to follow the instructions for various paints you use, we do not use or stock essdee paints but if that is what it says on the bottle then it is always best to take the advice shown on the packaging. With our own paints, we always recommend heat setting your fabric :)

@@theindianblockprintco thank you. It still has to be heat set but just says without steam and on reverse.

Thank you for your kind words, we will aim to get your order dispatched tomorrow so you can start printing your new goodies! We do have a video tutorial on heat setting, if you would like to watch it and learn everything you need to know please click this link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AypwH71fd48.html Best Wishes

Hello Sarah, Please click this link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hLU443yUlyY.html On the right hand side, it has a list of the subscription box video tutorials, if you scroll to the bottom you will find the current video for the Oven Glove Set. Best Wishes

@@theindianblockprintco thanks 😊

Hello, The latest March sub box video (The Oven Glove Set) can be viewed by clicking this link ru-vid.com/group/PLJZADCKn5u6gbTjuMig00sysfQCemAD3l If you scroll down to the bottom of the videos listed on the right hand side, you will find the Oven Glove video at the very bottom :)

Hello, you can heat set baby items the same way by using an iron (always look at the garment instructions) otherwise, you can tumble dry them but you do need to ensure the items get really hot!

Hello, we have never used a cricut iron before so we wouldn't want to say yes just in case, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. You just need to get direct heat on your prints to ensure they are fully heat set :)

Hello, we have a video on this... please click the link to view :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bIGDfACm8ao.html

Hello, we use textile fabric paint. It is our own brand and it is non toxic and water based, you have to heat set it to ensure the paint will stay on the fabric. You can find out more by clicking this link which will take you to our website :) www.theindianblockprintco.com/collections/fabric-paints

Hello, it is our own water based fabric paint which can be purchased via our website www.theindianblockprintco.com Very best wishes

A tutorial with a stencil and curved letter would be super helpful, thank you!

@@Hanphanphanp we will try to get a tutorial filmed over the coming weeks and upload it to the channel :)

The paint used in this tutorial is our very own Textile Paint. It is non toxic, biodegradable and mixes beautifully with other shades in the range. It does require heat setting via iron, or at best a tumble dryer. Due to it being a non toxic paint, you iron directly over the paint once is has dried (no need to cover the fabric or iron on the reverse... you want the fabric to get as hot as it can handle) ensuring each print gets really, really hot! The link for our paints is below; www.theindianblockprintco.com/collections/fabric-paints/products/3-fabric-paints-for-12?variant=40148486357080 Many thanks :)

Yes, sometimes using something like a tea spoon is best, we hate waste! :)

Front side, directly over the paint making sure each print gets really hot - as hot as your fabric can handle without burning it.

Hi Lesley, underneath the bag is a foam printing mat. We always use a soft surface underneath any fabric or paper we print onto. This is because all of the blocks are hand carved and really solid, you need something soft to press the block down into and to give it a slight wiggle. This ensures you are getting the full print. Best Wishes