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Has anyone tried just washing the fabric in really cold water to see if the inkis visible after?
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Originally Posted by lisalovesquilting
Originally Posted by cjomomma
I never heard of this pen. I guess if you were a spy then this pen might be something you would need. Ha!
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Originally Posted by Theresa
I love these pens. They make the nicest and thinest lines. Why would I put my quilt in the freezer after it is made???
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wow...thanks for the info...I bet you saved a lot of disasters from happening....
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Glad I don't store my quilts in the freezer. I have 8 colors of the pens and I LOVE them. Gotta figure those extremes don't happen in many houses.
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Originally Posted by noahscats7
Glad I don't store my quilts in the freezer. I have 8 colors of the pens and I LOVE them. Gotta figure those extremes don't happen in many houses.
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thank you--thank you--would have ruined the quilt I am cutting out!
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Thank you for the information. I was going to look for them, but now maybe not.
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I love mine and they make the smoothest mark and make back tracing on my applique so much easier.
I tested the ink on my high count batiks and on a cheap piece of fabric and had great results with the ink coming off on both. I did the heat removal then froze it and the ink came back, then I washed it with All detergent and back to the freezer they went and nothing re appeared. So I think it depends on the fabric and would test each piece before using them on all of them. |
Thanks for being our testing department head!! I was one of the ones that started a topic about these pens. Hmmmm, I still think I could use it on certain things so I might just buy 1 and give it a try. :)
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