intense pencil ?
#1
intense pencil ?
Do you wash fabric first?
What do you use on top to set the color so you can wash it.
I`ve heard aloe ver gel and textile medium.What is the difference.
Thanks Gale
What do you use on top to set the color so you can wash it.
I`ve heard aloe ver gel and textile medium.What is the difference.
Thanks Gale
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I used aloe vera gel, and it was pretty inexpensive. I don't know about setting the color that way, though.
Here's a tutorial on the board about using them:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...l-t140660.html
Here's a tutorial on the board about using them:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...l-t140660.html
#5
My DD played with these pencils and she didn't wash the fabric first, and used the fabric medium, which made it quite stiff. We did wash it (by hand) after the fabric medium dried which made it a bit softer but it is still quite stiff.
When I get a chance I want to play with them. I would try washed and unwashed fabric then draw on them, I want to try dry pencils and also dipping them in water. I would do little samples of every different combination you could think of and mark it on the fabric with permanent marker. Then you have your own little reference.
When I get a chance I want to play with them. I would try washed and unwashed fabric then draw on them, I want to try dry pencils and also dipping them in water. I would do little samples of every different combination you could think of and mark it on the fabric with permanent marker. Then you have your own little reference.
#6
My DD played with these pencils and she didn't wash the fabric first, and used the fabric medium, which made it quite stiff. We did wash it (by hand) after the fabric medium dried which made it a bit softer but it is still quite stiff.
When I get a chance I want to play with them. I would try washed and unwashed fabric then draw on them, I want to try dry pencils and also dipping them in water. I would do little samples of every different combination you could think of and mark it on the fabric with permanent marker. Then you have your own little reference.
When I get a chance I want to play with them. I would try washed and unwashed fabric then draw on them, I want to try dry pencils and also dipping them in water. I would do little samples of every different combination you could think of and mark it on the fabric with permanent marker. Then you have your own little reference.
wonder what you can use that doesn`t make it stiff that will do the same job.
Gale
#7
Wondering why you would dip the pencils in water instead of just wetting the marks made with dry pencils, but it's an interesting idea. Everyone's approach with these pencils and blocks is different it seems. Have fun!
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