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i have a quilt that i am hand quilting im not done hand quilting yet my quilt i have washed it just once
i decided to wash my quilt once i sometimes use a marking pencils called General pastel chalk pencil i used a indigo blue chalk pencil the blue chalk pencil didnt quite wash out is there something i can buy that will (im hoping) wash out[ATTACH=CONFIG]619481[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]619482[/ATTACH] |
Do you still have the packaging? Possible fixes depend on what it was made with.
I'm afraid that most indigo chalks I know are designed for construction and being permanent -- but that doesn't mean to give up hope however you may have to accept it as a design element... Groan, sometimes we just have to remind ourselves when the bad things happen that it was still made with love and that love is still there. |
Crayola Washable pens are absolutely wonderful! They do wash completely out without soaps, just water. I stay away from red for some unknown reason. Be aware that they color quite strongly but do wash out totally. Try on a scrap!
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My longarm quilter always says to mix baking soda and water and that will take out marks.
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I would try Dawn detergent also, but on a scrap first. Ask me how I know!
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Originally Posted by LaurMac
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My longarm quilter always says to mix baking soda and water and that will take out marks.
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I have used dawn (the original) on blue marking chalk and it bought it right out. Hope this helps. So far I am seeing a lot of good ideas.
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Originally Posted by Kitsie
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Crayola Washable pens are absolutely wonderful! They do wash completely out without soaps, just water. I stay away from red for some unknown reason. Be aware that they color quite strongly but do wash out totally. Try on a scrap!
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Try dawn and if that doesn’t work, perhaps a Tide spot remover pen?
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