Gelli Arts® Printing on Fusible Interfacing 

Absolutely. Or if you want, you can make the prints straight to fabric too. Or with fabric paints. Good questions deserve answers, no matter how late.

Absolutely! Or any other base material you might like, just as long it can take the ironing.. Just make sure to use either pretty light layers of paint, use the more fluid acrylics, use fabric paints or any acrylics with fabric medium. If you are unsure or applying it to something mega-important, make a small test piece first; some paints tend to get superstiff when fully dried (otherwise you might end up with a bucket instead of a bag..) And one more thing, be sure to have the kind of webbing that has adhesive only on one side, not the double sided one. I think Im too late to be of any help to you, but hopefully somebody else gets to do cool stuff, since these guys dont believe in answering valid questions. Bah!

Most fabric paints are acrylic based so it should be no different than using acrylics.

Stores that sell sewing materials. I’ve heard many in UK refer to it as a haberdashery. In the US I’d say a fabric store.

Stores that sell sewing materials. I’ve heard many in UK refer to it as a haberdashery. In the US I’d say a fabric store.

Stores that sell sewing materials. I’ve heard many in UK refer to it as a haberdashery. In the US I’d say a fabric store.

Gordon Foods - or Costco, etc.

Restaurant supply places