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Wear Your Art: Fabric Painting & Design

byHema's Hues AcademyOnline classes and at studios in Prabhadevi, Powai, and ThaneStarts from1,500 Per WorkshopView full gallery

Transform your everyday clothes and home decor into unique pieces of art. Whether you want to learn the craft yourself or order custom hand-painted apparel, let's add a personal touch to your wardrobe.

You imagine, we create! This poster for our fabric painting course for ladies showcases the beautiful designs you can learn to make.

Add a touch of art to your wardrobe. This hand-painted shirt with a Kathakali motif was a custom order that flew all the way to the US!

Krishna devotion on fabric. This video shows the delicate process of painting a portrait of baby Krishna onto a dark green shirt.

Turn fabric into a canvas! Our fabric painting course covers everything from color theory to project-based learning on t-shirts and cushion covers.

A promotional poster for our fabric painting course, highlighting the flexible timings and hands-on projects for ladies at our Prabhadevi and Powai centers.

This graphic details the curriculum for our fabric painting course, including working on different fabrics, color theory, and various stroke techniques.

A video showing the creation of a peacock motif on a cushion cover. We teach how to work on both light and dark colored fabrics.

Our students showing off the tote bags they painted themselves. Join our classes to explore fun projects like this.

Blossom into beauty! This video shows the one-stroke painting technique used to create stunning floral designs on fabric for our custom cushion covers.

Learn fabric painting with us and give your old clothes a new life. This video shows the process of painting elegant peacock feathers on fabric.

About Wear Your Art: Fabric Painting & Design

Fabric painting is about more than just putting color on cloth; it’s about understanding how the fabric absorbs paint so your designs stay vibrant after every wash. In our classes, we move beyond basic practice sheets, working instead on usable items like tote bags, silk scarves, and cushion covers so you can walk away with something you’ll actually use.

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