I wanna Cry! Vilene Help needed
09-07-2011, 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Polliwog
We have all goofed and created new problems to solve. I like the suggestion to make another one for Christmas. Sometimes the best of plans fail to materialize. Don't give up - just forge ahead. You'll have plenty of company.
I'll keep you all posted on my next attempt! lol
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Wanda
09-07-2011, 07:32 AM
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what if you took a match and just ran it over the area you want to remove the interfacing? the lady I got my viking used it to remove the stitches after she cut them. That way there was no pokies sticking out.. Is this a bad idea?
09-07-2011, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Whernandez
Originally Posted by sewnsewer2
Don't feel bad, I have done that before too. It isn't fun and I wanted to cry also!
I use glad press & Seal now so I don't do that again.
BTW, it is BEAUTIFUL!! Maybe you can add some cording around the design to hide the stabilizer??
Where did you get that design?
I use glad press & Seal now so I don't do that again.
BTW, it is BEAUTIFUL!! Maybe you can add some cording around the design to hide the stabilizer??
Where did you get that design?
I've used glad press and seal, but since I've been using the vilene I just love how it's almost like fabric and no matter how many stitches, it does not tear away until you're ready to remove it.
At this point I'm just going to be remaking it. I got that design for a company called www.hatchedinafrica.com She has beautiful designs and I've had it for about 3 years, and I just got the courage to stitch it and I screwed it up so bad. But lesson learned. Always test the stabilizer before I use it next time! lol
Thanks again for your kinds words.
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Wanda
09-07-2011, 08:12 AM
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I'm sorry you suffered this project. It always dreamed!
But just for now, safe for Christmas we will show how wonderful!
Return the bag to his mother with a few small things beautiful and a beautiful card that says love!
And you eat a piece of chocolate, a cool drink and take a walk outdoors to clear his pain and return with new courage to face the bag!
Thanks for sharing .... insurance will help many people!
And others are here to share everything with you!
A big, big hug!
But just for now, safe for Christmas we will show how wonderful!
Return the bag to his mother with a few small things beautiful and a beautiful card that says love!
And you eat a piece of chocolate, a cool drink and take a walk outdoors to clear his pain and return with new courage to face the bag!
Thanks for sharing .... insurance will help many people!
And others are here to share everything with you!
A big, big hug!
09-07-2011, 09:51 AM
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My heart breaks for you. I have made some messes that needed to be sent out and were not able to go out on time. Take a deep breath. Let it out slowly and scream. Just one good scream (if it doesn't scare the kids). Feel better?? I will scream here for you too.
09-07-2011, 11:18 AM
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if its loose try using duct tape -like removing cat hair-the duct tape is stickier than masking -clip out as much as possible then soak it for a spell before you re-wash This is how I had to get rid of viline I don't use it anymore
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