WARNING!!! DO NOT TRY THIS ON YOUR QUILT!!!! I BLEW IT!!!
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Originally Posted by Theresa
Bummers. Gosh, what a lesson for all of us. Keep us posted on what finally worked.
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
Good reminder - thank you for showing us - I am sorry that you are having trouble removing the ink -
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Buy a can of "Spray and Wash," now renamed "Resolve," and a box of Biz powder. (Get the aerosol, not the pump refill.) Spray the fabric, let it set for 10 minutes or so, then soak it in Biz dissolved in enough warm water to cover it. The soaking might take a day or two. Slosh (move) the quilt around in the Biz water a few times a day. When I taught school, I got ballpoint ink on my clothes daily, and it always came out using those products.
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Originally Posted by ckcowl
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.
since you are quilting with a dark thread it kind of blends in ok...but so sorry this happened.
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Originally Posted by Bobby's Girl
Buy a can of "Spray and Wash," now renamed "Resolve," and a box of Biz powder. (Get the aerosol, not the pump refill.) Spray the fabric, let it set for 10 minutes or so, then soak it in Biz dissolved in enough warm water to cover it. The soaking might take a day or two. Slosh (move) the quilt around in the Biz water a few times a day. When I taught school, I got ballpoint ink on my clothes daily, and it always came out using those products.
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Originally Posted by virtualbernie
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:
washable crayloa markers have been used with great success.
so sorry this happened to your quilt... :cry:
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Originally Posted by bittersweet
Tide has a product that took sharpie marks out of my sisters table runner it is not the mark out pen but a new product for stains It might work
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Originally Posted by Blue Bell
What a shame. Hope you find something to get it all out.
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Originally Posted by sewnbyme4u
Don't throw in the towel just yet...try some of the suggestions on the following site.....keep us posted. You are not the first quilter to do this and unfortunately you won't be the last....
http://www.doityourself.com/stry/ballpointink
http://www.doityourself.com/stry/ballpointink
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Originally Posted by Lady Shivesa
Yikes! I use pens to trace on the back of fabric (like if I'm using a template), and today I used one to make tiny little dots to mark so my quilted triangles would be even - but I made just a dot where each point should be and kept them on the other quilted threads so it wouldn't show up.
So sorry about the ink not coming out - it's such a lovely quilt. Hopefully some of the suggestions offered here will work!
So sorry about the ink not coming out - it's such a lovely quilt. Hopefully some of the suggestions offered here will work!
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