HomeMade BubbleJet
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Originally Posted by purrfectquilts
Looking forward to trying this! I did a similar process using thinned mod podge in 1998 and that worked very well.
Thanks very much. Going to be fun to try it out.
Thanks very much. Going to be fun to try it out.
#23
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Originally Posted by cheri stonespinner
Originally Posted by purrfectquilts
Looking forward to trying this! I did a similar process using thinned mod podge in 1998 and that worked very well.
Thanks very much. Going to be fun to try it out.
Thanks very much. Going to be fun to try it out.
I don't know the recipe but would say it was about like gammieju mentioned. It was thin enough to brush on, but not thick enough to be gloppy. I let it dry a good long while and sewed it to the back of the quilt.
The quilt was washed many times after that with no problems. A few years ago, I removed the label, wrote the story of the quilt and made a collage of the label, story and award letter and a few pictures and framed it for my son.
Mod Podge is not permanent fabric glue as gammieju recommends. And I did not even remember that I had done that until reading these posts. We all got started using Bubble Jet Set or similar things and never looked back.
Now, just for fun, I want to try these things in this post!!
Bad pictures, too fuzzy, made with Polaroid back then
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