Affairs of the Heart - Block 24 Photos
#62
Originally Posted by Deecee
My Sewline white pencil doesn't come off Mousie - and I scrunch.
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Originally Posted by sandpat
Mousie....I ran across a Frixom (sp?) pen the other day. You erase it with heat. You could try one of those. Its made by Pilot. (The funny thing is that after you heat it and make it go away, if you put it in the freezer...it will come back!) They are cool to use to mark with though. It wouldn't come off when you scrunch it up.
just asking...but you know me... :roll:
LOL,...I'll be sure and keep meeceself out of the freezer!
course, taking a quilt in there isn't a 'bad' idea...but I'm not big enough to open the door back up...
mousie! - your talking out loud again! :oops: :mrgreen:
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Originally Posted by Deecee
My Sewline white pencil doesn't come off Mousie - and I scrunch.
I have been struggling with sinus infection/headaches and the lines are not gone, just hard to see :shock:
doc says I may have to go to an ENT and she's an internist!
whatever it takes :roll:
I sure don't like it when stuff messes with my quilting.
#65
Originally Posted by lisamortell
Originally Posted by Deecee
My Sewline white pencil doesn't come off Mousie - and I scrunch.
#66
Originally Posted by Roxanne
Originally Posted by lisamortell
Originally Posted by Deecee
My Sewline white pencil doesn't come off Mousie - and I scrunch.
#67
I have used my Sewline throughout this quilt, either with the yellow or white 'leads'. I found the lines fade a bit with scrunching in the hand, but I just went over them again if I needed to. I have a Sewline eraser to get rid if them if I draw a line in the wrong place, but mostly I just cover the lines either with the applique or the embroidery.
With all the leads I have, which includes the grey, I draw as lightly as I can and still see what I want to. If you press harder, it will be harder to remove.
With all the leads I have, which includes the grey, I draw as lightly as I can and still see what I want to. If you press harder, it will be harder to remove.
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I'm not sure there is really a way to remove the lead from a regular lead pencil. I will sometimes use that when I'm going to cover it with the applique piece. But if any shows...it will show forever for me. You can try the eraser, but I've never been successful with it.
#69
Originally Posted by Mousie
Originally Posted by sandpat
Mousie....I ran across a Frixom (sp?) pen the other day. You erase it with heat. You could try one of those. Its made by Pilot. (The funny thing is that after you heat it and make it go away, if you put it in the freezer...it will come back!) They are cool to use to mark with though. It wouldn't come off when you scrunch it up.
just asking...but you know me... :roll:
LOL,...I'll be sure and keep meeceself out of the freezer!
course, taking a quilt in there isn't a 'bad' idea...but I'm not big enough to open the door back up...
mousie! - your talking out loud again! :oops: :mrgreen:
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