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  1. 07-08-2013, 06:13 AM #1
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    Anyone used Terial Magic?

    http://www.terialarts.com/products-p.../terial-magic/

    This may be good to use for bias edges.
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  2. 07-08-2013, 06:30 AM #2
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    Interesting...hope to hear from someone who's used it...
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    ​Intriguing, sounds like something that would work well for raw edge appliqués.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan View Post
    ​Intriguing, sounds like something that would work well for raw edge appliqués.
    The description says it washes out...so it wouldn't be a permanent solution to fraying issues...I am still trying to figure out exactly WHAT this product does that spray starch won't?
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    Quote Originally Posted by donna13350 View Post
    The description says it washes out...so it wouldn't be a permanent solution to fraying issues...I am still trying to figure out exactly WHAT this product does that spray starch won't?
    It is NOT a spray starch. It it used to mold /form fabric for crafts...florals.
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    I'll bet it is nothing more exciting than good stiff spray starch...at three times the price
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    I saw a demo for Terial Magic. It is great for making florals. No, I did not make this wallhangoping.
    The florals are not stiff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sandygirl View Post
    I saw a demo for Terial Magic. It is great for making florals. No, I did not make this wallhangoping.
    The florals are not stiff.

    Sandy
    This 3D Flower quilt pattern is available at www.terialarts.com. Terial Magic is not starch! Treated fabric has a nice hand (not stiff) that you can easily cut, sew, gather and finger-press AND it makes fabric fray resistant! It is wonderful for applique and raw edge quilting. The flowers and quilt layers are all single ply fabrics that have been treated with Terial Magic. Several quilt pattern makers are now using Terial Magic in their instructions. It is a fairly new product and is just catching on. Check out the website (a new website will launch this next week) which has how to videos, patterns, ideas and a blog. Thanks! Terry
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    Quote Originally Posted by KalamaQuilts View Post
    I'll bet it is nothing more exciting than good stiff spray starch...at three times the price

    The price doesn't concern me. This product seems to have potential to be very handy to have on hand. I'll just have to find where to order it.
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  10. 07-09-2013, 06:31 AM #10
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    Sandy ... that's a beautiful wall hanging. Where was it shown and who did it? It looks like something to try one of these days.
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