Fevicryl Acrylic Markers | Brush & Broad Tip | Pack of 12 - Multi Surface

Colour, outline and paint on paper, canvas, wood, glass and more with one set. Fevicryl Acrylic Markers by Pidilite bring 12 shades of water based acrylic colour in a clear carry case, and each marker has two tips: a brush tip to define details and a broad tip to blend colours, as the pack explains. They suit school projects, hobby art and DIY decor.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Canvas and paper art
• Painted pebbles, coasters and wooden decor
• Doodles on mugs, bottles and T shirts, as the pack shows
• Greeting cards and journals
• Festive decor and gift customising

Compatibility

Works with: paper, canvas, wood, glass, ceramic, plastic and metal, which the pack lists, plus card and MDF.

Pairs well with: Fevicryl acrylic colours for larger painted areas, and canvas boards.

Not suitable for: items that will be machine washed, or work left outdoors unsealed.

How to Use

1. Shake the marker with the cap on.
2. Prime the tip on scrap paper until colour flows.
3. Use the brush tip to define details and the broad tip to blend colours.
4. Replace the cap after use.

Before You Buy

• The pack shows use on a T shirt, but we give no wash rating; test on scrap fabric first and treat fabric pieces gently.
• The pack carries the maker's note that direct contact may cause an allergic reaction in some people, so keep the colour off skin.
• Shake and prime each marker before first use, and replace the cap after use.
• The other Fevicryl set holds 24 markers; this one holds 12.

You will Need

• canvas boards

You may also like

• Fevicryl art and craft
• acrylic colour bottles
• fabric markers

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Fevicryl acrylic markers are in this set?
12 markers in 12 assorted shades, each with a brush tip and a broad tip, in a clear carry case.

Should I choose the 12 or the 24 marker Fevicryl set?
The 24 marker set gives twice the shades of the 12 marker set, with more pastels and soft tones; the 12 marker set covers the core palette at a lower price.

Which surfaces can I use Fevicryl acrylic markers on?
The pack lists paper, wood, glass, ceramic, plastic, fabric, metal and canvas. Test fabric and glossy surfaces on a hidden spot first.

Acrylic markers or bottled acrylic colours: which should I pick?
Markers give clean lines and detail straight from the tip, with no brush or palette, so pick them for doodles, lettering and outlines. Bottled Fevicryl acrylic colours suit larger painted areas and mixing your own shades.