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shirt painted with decolourant
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this shirt which I love had a big stain(like everything I own) right in the front. With a stencil and decolourant which is a product that removes color it looks like new
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don't know why it posted the picture twice???
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Ha ha ha! What a great trick! :D
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It is wonderful. Where do you get decolorant. Will the Rit color remover work. It is a powder. I saw this on PBS but didn't see the very beginning and was interrupted by my husband. Do you rinse out the decolorant. So many questions, any hope of a tute?
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Originally Posted by debcavan
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It is wonderful. Where do you get decolorant. Will the Rit color remover work. It is a powder. I saw this on PBS but didn't see the very beginning and was interrupted by my husband. Do you rinse out the decolorant. So many questions, any hope of a tute?
don't know about Rit color give it a try Enjoy |
Hey, I like that! Good job! I have lots of shirts that I need to do this to. Thanks for the idea.
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Great job!Never thought of doing that with my stained shirts, What did you use for your shadings? Just got some new stencils at teh Sew Expo will have to try them out on my shirts I was going to throw away.
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What a wonderful idea! I have several pieces that have been ruined with stains. Thanks sew much for sharing!
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What a great idea! Thanks for sharing and you did a great job too.
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You can actually use liquid dishwasher detergent to do this with, I used to see someone do this on a craft show that used to be on the old HGTV.
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