Iron on transfer quilt labels
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If I'm using iron on transfer quilt labels, does it matter if I use cotton or polyester? It was mentioned in the insert that pen ink may fade if I use cotton. If I use an acid-free pigma pen, it should stay permanent irregardless of cotton or polyester yah?
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i would think it would be more difficult for it to work on a poly blend...pigma pens work great on cotton...but i write on the cotton- i don't know much about transfer labels--seems like you would need to use a transfer pencil with them- but i don't know what they are so----
but i use pigma pens for labels all the time...that's what they are made for....but i use cotton- not blends.
MICRON PIGMA PENS ARE PERMENENT- DO NOT FADE- DO NOT BLEED- ARE ARCHIVAL QUALITY ACID FREE- MADE TO WRITE ON TEXTILES.
but i use pigma pens for labels all the time...that's what they are made for....but i use cotton- not blends.
MICRON PIGMA PENS ARE PERMENENT- DO NOT FADE- DO NOT BLEED- ARE ARCHIVAL QUALITY ACID FREE- MADE TO WRITE ON TEXTILES.
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