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Use Fabric Paint to Create Non-slip Surfaces

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Date: 07/30/2009 Topic: Craft Tips > Miscellaneous  
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Use a few dabs of fabric paint (the puff paint 3D type) for non-slip items. Let dry before use. Draw designs on the bottoms of knitted slippers so it's not slippery.

Make coasters with recycled CDs, felt, and dabs of paint on bottom. Won't move around on you! Add a few stripes to the soles of slippery tennis shoes or flip flops. Or add it to the bottom of slipping cutting boards.

Use your imagination, the possibilities are endless.

By Becca25 from NY

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By Lynn (750) Contact
Thanks for that. I didn't know what kind of paint to try. I took a stab at it last winter on those knitted gloves so they wouldn't slip on the steering wheel but I didn't have the right stuff.

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