Originally Posted by Jingleberry
Ink pens work best for me on wrong side of dark pieces. I used some on the quilt I am quilting and finishing up now. Some of the ink got on some of the white, I intend on using hair spray and shout.
Dittter has a good idea, use dark thread to quilt over it. :roll: :roll: |
Good reminder - thank you for showing us - I am sorry that you are having trouble removing the ink -
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no matter what you use always test a small corner to make sure, sometimes what came out just fine on this project would not come out of that one...always test before using anything; i had one of those blue disappear with water pens that disappeared just fine from the quilt top but stained the back...
since you are quilting with a dark thread it kind of blends in ok...but so sorry this happened. |
Originally Posted by n2scraplvr
Originally Posted by Pat Mauer
Have you tried GooGone? Can't hurt, try just a little on the ink.
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Originally Posted by n2scraplvr
Originally Posted by watterstide
oh man! why an ink pen? back in the day, didn't they use pencils? i use chalk or a disappearing pen.
washable crayloa markers have been used with great success. so sorry this happened to your quilt... :cry: :oops: :oops: |
just a thought but won't mayo and oil soap leave grease marks on your fabric?
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Maybe practice on scraps?
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I used ink pen on one of my quilts one time and I used dawn dish soap and a lil scrub brush and let it soak for a lil while and then washed it in the washer and it all came out :o)
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Oh dear! So sorry!
My DH had an ink pen leak in his pocket one time and my grandma told me to soak it in milk. It took it out and saved the shirt. Might be worth a try. Hope you find something that works for you!!! |
Soooorry. I'm with Ditter, quilt over it if it won't come out. That quilt is too nice to give up. Good luck.
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