I'm working on an applique quilt. I was fusing the pieces to the background and turned my iron up too high---wasn't paying attention--and put a perfect reproduction of my iron in a nice brown shade on my white background. I turned the iron off and left the room so as not to throw it at the wall.
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oh no, that is terrible
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How terrible.
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Don't feel like the Lone Ranger, Thank-God it was only one block! I hope you had extra material. Hate when stuff like that happens but we've all been there.
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oops
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Oh how awful! I have done that -- but with some satin (I had the iron on cotton) and it melted all over the iron.
I do hope you have extra fabric. |
I have scorched white shirts before and ammonia took it out. May try that. Or peroxide. Sorry this has happened.
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Stitch around the burned area and call it another applique design.
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Been there, but I threatened to throw mine in the river.
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Maybe you can applique around the iron pattern and incorporate it into your quilt. Sorry the devil :twisted: made me say that. Only joking, but please don't shoot yourself over that little mishap.patti
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