Crafts WF310017 Die, Tiny Trio

I used this for fabric markers and it provided the block to keep the fabric "dye" from bleeding into other areas of the fabric I was working with. Plus it held the fabric firm so I did not have to worry about the fabric moving while "coloring" the design. I have done 3 sets of kitchen towels. I let the design dry before removing it from the hoop and then made sure the hoop was dry before doing the next towel. I had no trouble with blurring or colors bleeding and was able to follow the pattern easily. I am a beginner and felt it was just like coloring a picture in a coloring book--very enjoyable.

Works perfect for Martha's ballpoint fabric paint. My first order arrived damaged. I contacted the seller and received a replacement in just a couple of days. No problems! Would recommend product and seller!

I had some Artex ( paint tubes) . This is just what I needed. Other than it did come with a crease in it. My husband got that out. Needed better packaging.

Was exactly what it said is was. The person was stocked to receive it.

Can't do that Kem tone pins without this

Got this for painting on fabric with Aunt Martha's ballpoint paints, and it's really great. It offers a firm surface to paint on and does a good job of keeping the fabric taut for you. If you find you are pressing hard with the tube, you may displace the fabric a little, and then you just need to stretch it back out and make sure the screw on the hoop is tight, and you'll be set to go again. I've found you can actually just pull the fabric tighter without unscrewing/rescrewing in most cases. Plus, if you finish painting and want to use the hoop for embroidery, you could just use the hoop without the metal insert, although I haven't actually done that yet. Double-duty.

I expected it all to be metal however the top ring used for holding items in place is actually plastic. It's quality and fits snug. Personally would have preferred all metal but this will work fine.

Love the painting hoop! Never again will I use masking tape and cardboard. It comes with a "blotter". This "blotter" is nothing but a square of a heavy paper towel. Don't bother purchasing a bag of replacement blotters, tear them off of the roll that's in the kitchen.