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http://www.alldunndesigns.com/id27.htm 2nd one on the right column. I haven't tried it yet. Going to the DG to buy a can today. Will report back. Anyone else tried it yet? Poor guys, :lol: First we make a run on your tools,now on your face products :twisted: :lol: Wonder what the store managers will think when they start selling out of Barbasol?

LoriEl

Wow! That sounds easy and not too messy. Thanks.

AlwaysQuilting

We used to do that to paper instead of fabric. thanks for the link.

lauriejo

Looks like fun!

calla

I have used the shaving cream for card making........calla

sassey

I have done this with my nephew It is so much fun any shave cream works but I was told that the ones with menthol work best

sandyms

Similar technique with shaving cream came out a few years ago - difference was you used Rit dye and microwaved the fabric to set the colors. Worked very well, just had the smell of menthol in the kitchen for quite a while!!

phylby

I was at the Long Beach Quilters Show yesterday and someone was demonstrating this technique. He used inks and shaving cream. I bought his "kit" some ink, stencils, tray, paint pins, etc. I have used this in the past to color paper when crafting with kids. The demonstrator recommended heat setting with an iron before washing out the cream. Otherwise the ink will fade. :idea:

penski

wow that is neat looking , thank you

i do have a question ? do you heat set it with the iron while the shaving cream is still wet or do you wait for it to dry ?
will it gunk up my iron ?

Marysewfun

That is neat - and the video also led me to other neat, similar style videos. Love it - something to try that looks like it could clean up very easy as well as not costing an arm and a leg. Thank you.

Marysewfun