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Here are Three reasons why your silk dyes might flow through your gutta lines. Hi, this is Teena Hughes from HowToPaintOnSilk.com I got a call from Penelope a while back who was rather stressed out that her dyes kept flowing over or under the Gutta lines on her silk painting, so I shared three possibilities with her for when this might happen. ••••••••••••••• Read more: https://how-to-paint-on-silk.com/thre... ••••••••••••••• 00:00 -- Introduction 00:24 -- 1 -- the Gutta line is way too thin so you can hold the silk up to the light before painting to doublecheck if there are any gaps in the line for the silk to bleed through. 00:35 -- 2 -- there is too much dye on the paintbrush, which ends up flooding the silk and going over the Gutta line. 00:41 -- 3 -- the dyes may have been watered down and flowed over the Gutta line, just like water. 00:52 -- Bonus Suggestion - #4! The paintbrush may have accidentally touched the silk on the other side of the Gutta 01:21 -- Additional Solution #1 -- make sure Gutta is THICK enough to penetrate the silk 01:41 -- Additional Solution #2 -- after applying Gutta, hold the silk up to the light 02:02 -- Additional Solution #3 -- don't paint all the way to the Gutta line 02:32 -- Additional Solution #4 -- don't water down the silk dyes too much 03:03 -- Annoyed, upset, frustrated - Tip #1 - finish one small section at a time 03:30 -- Annoyed, upset, frustrated - Tip #2 - make notes about what you've tried 04:10 -- Free Silk Painting Course Bonus one - Number 4. I also thought of a fourth reason. The paintbrush may have accidentally touched the silk on the other side of the Gutta, and that means that some of the bristles have gone over the Gutta line, but you didn't realize. So that's a possibility. Now it does take time, patience and practice to perfect this, but don't worry and don't be disheartened. In no time at all, you'll be painting like a professional, I'm sure. Here are a couple of my solutions. ▶︎ Number one, made sure the Gutta or outliner is thick enough to penetrate the silk. This can be difficult on very thick silk, so take this into consideration and if necessary, turn the stretched silk over, and draw a second, Gutta or outline on the back of the original outline. ▶︎ As soon as I notice this has happened, I quickly dry the surrounding dye (by using a tissue, cotton bud [cotton wool on a small piece of wood like a toothpick] or other item to soak up the excess), I then apply a stronger line of outliner (or Gutta), to prevent this happening again. With a small brush, I can reapply silk dye if needed but I make sure not to have TOO much dye on the brush. ▶︎ For the rest of the transcript, please read here: https://how-to-paint-on-silk.com/thre... ••••••••••••••• Silk Painting Courses Online with Teena Hughes https://how-to-paint-on-silk.com/onli... ••••••••••••••• Free Silk Painting Course https://42jump.com/silkbookmarks ••••••••••••••• If you have any questions, please do get in touch, I'd love to chat with you. Teena Hughes https://howtopaintonsilk.com ••••••••••••••• What are some of the things I can teach you more about? hand painted silk, silk scarf, art scarves, art scarves, art scarf, wearable art, accessories, art tutorial, how to hand paint silk, how to apply resist, and much, much more! #silkpainting #paintingonsilk #howtopaintonsilkdotcom