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I could hardly see anything--you did a great job, just do not worry about it.
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It's hard to imagine anyone noticing this, but point it out to the organizers if you think it will be on your mind.
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Originally Posted by Bree123
(Post 7617408)
It's really almost invisible & I think it would be fine to leave it as is. If you're pretty sure it's ink, the best way to get out ink is with hairspray. Just spray a little bit on the dry quilt in that area & gently rub (either rub against the quilt itself or rub with a soft white cloth). When all the ink is gone, you can wash the quilt -- or just spot wash the area with a teeny bit of laundry soap & cold water to remove the sticky hairspray. Works every time & I've yet to see it damage any type of cotton fabric.
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Step away from the spot! It is so faint that any treatment isn't necessary.
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I like your quilt. The color is very calming. The mark is barely noticeable so that isn't a problem at all.
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I tend to agree kenmoregal. This tiny mark will not be an issue at the auction. Nice work by the way on the quilt!
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Ha!! Thanks! You guys are super. I'm done thinking about this. I've put the quilt away for the auction and I'll move on to the next project. You have eased my mind.
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What mark?
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The spot was very difficult to see even though you pointed it out to us. Therefore, I would do nothing. By the way, I love your quilt. The pale yellow fabric really makes the fabric you used to make your blocks pop.
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I agree with others. I wouldn't do anything.
I really like your quilt. It is cheerful yet isn't too bright. |
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