Fairy frost
05-28-2016, 06:11 AM
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If it has metallic threads I would say no, but you can always put a piece in the microwave and see. It will spark immediately if it's metal. Just shut it off right away and it shouldn't hurt the microwave.
05-28-2016, 07:13 AM
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EDIT:
There are some of the Michael Miller Fairy Frost fabrics that say they are 100% cotton (shipping June 15th); they are dimensional. Others are flat or dimensional & say they are pearlized cotton metallic -- which definitely would be dangerous in the microwave. -- or glitter, which has the potential to melt, fall off everywhere & generally make a mess (you know how I know). You can check by each color at: http://www.michaelmillerfabrics.com/...iry-frost.html
The bigger question is how well that kind of fabric will hold up in the wash -- especially the multiple washings required of that kind of product. I usually go lower budget with that kind of stuff.
There are some of the Michael Miller Fairy Frost fabrics that say they are 100% cotton (shipping June 15th); they are dimensional. Others are flat or dimensional & say they are pearlized cotton metallic -- which definitely would be dangerous in the microwave. -- or glitter, which has the potential to melt, fall off everywhere & generally make a mess (you know how I know). You can check by each color at: http://www.michaelmillerfabrics.com/...iry-frost.html
The bigger question is how well that kind of fabric will hold up in the wash -- especially the multiple washings required of that kind of product. I usually go lower budget with that kind of stuff.
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