Pébéo Arty's white scarf for painting

Create a personal scarf with colour washes, drawn lines or a repeating pattern. Arty’s offers unpainted white fabric in square and long styles, letting you choose a shape for your design and the way you want to wear it.

What is included?

You receive one white scarf in your chosen style. Paint, brushes, gutta, a stretching frame and the pictured clothes hanger are not included. This is a textile surface for painting, not a bottle of fabric paint.

Choose a shape and size

Pongé 5 square styles come in 28 × 28, 45 × 45, 55 × 55 and 90 × 90 cm. A small square gives you a manageable area for a compact motif; a larger square leaves more room for a border or several areas of colour.

For a lengthways design, choose Pongé 5 in 45 × 140, 40 × 150 or 45 × 180 cm, or Habotai 8 / Pongé 9 in 40 × 150 cm. There is also the long SSC31S style, labelled Habotai 8 / Pongé 9. Select the style in the options; each purchase is one scarf.

Start with a small colour test

Protect your work surface and support the fabric so it lies smoothly. Use paint intended for this painting technique, such as Pébéo Setasilk. Test a small area first to see how the colour spreads and how much paint your brush releases.

For clear boundaries between areas of colour, use a contour system compatible with your paint and follow its instructions. This lets you compare outlined designs with freely spreading colour before painting the whole scarf.

Drying, fixing and care

Let the paint dry as instructed. Match the fixing method and temperature to both the fabric instructions and those of your paint. Do not automatically use the same iron setting for every style. Follow the care instructions for the combination of scarf and paint when washing too.

Choose your paint and materials

Explore Pébéo Setasilk 45 ml for colours to use on this white surface. Our fabric paint collection includes further materials for textile projects. These supplies are sold separately.

Plan how the design will look when worn

Consider folds and the areas that remain visible when placing your motif. A pattern around the edges works differently from a large central design. Check the composition by laying the scarf in the shape you intend to wear.