Everything a dupatta or a T-shirt needs, in one order. The Keep Smiling Fabric Color Set, NO:7112F, twelve tubes of 12 ml with its own brush. Three Wamiq Gutta Water Based liners in gold, black and silver. A card of five orange-handled artist brushes. And a white plastic palette.

This is the bundle where the gutta is doing the job its own tube describes. Each one is printed Contour lining medium for silk painting, and on cloth that is exactly what it is for: a raised barrier line drawn first so dye and colour stop at the outline rather than creeping along the weave. In our glass bundle the same liners are borrowed to draw a leaded edge; here they are used as labelled.

The honest arithmetic is closer than you might hope. We sell the same fabric colour set alone at Rs. 680 and each gutta liner at Rs. 295, so three of those is Rs. 885. Our nearest equivalent brush set is Rs. 400 and our large palette Rs. 195, which puts the four parts at about Rs. 2,160 against Rs. 2,120 here. The saving is around Rs. 40 - so buy this for the convenience of one box, not because it undercuts the parts.

The order of work is what makes fabric painting look deliberate. Draw the design in gutta, let it dry completely, then brush the colour into the enclosed shapes. Skipping the drying step is why a first attempt bleeds. Stretch the cloth flat and hold it taut - a slack weave lets the line wander and pools colour where the fabric dips.

Test on a scrap or an inside hem before touching the good piece. Cotton, silk, polyester and blends all take colour differently, and a dark cloth reads a shade quite differently from a light one. Let each colour dry before laying the next over it.

It suits dupattas, T-shirts, tote bags, cushion covers, table runners and canvas shoes. We list it from 10 years up. The Safencia price is Rs. 2,120 with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan, and stock, your city and delivery charges are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

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