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Hi ladies.
Ardione, how about trying an iron on stabilizer or maybe a wash away spray adhesive .
I personally have only pin my silk down onto my cardboard cutting board.lol
Then marked lines with soft pastel because it washes out- but marks easy, then I un pin an cut very carefully.
Good luck.
On another note maybe we should have a tip or technique a week/fortnight/month? Then we can either try it out or at least chat about it?
I was thinking to of maybe a challenge once a month with a small prize?
I would be happy to sponsor a prize.
Just some more ideas.
Nat
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Hi Krishna,
I haven't had any other advice yet. Thanks for the information I'll have to take a trip to the coast next week and see what I can come up with.
Is there anyone out there that would be interested in a Journal exchange.?? Or maybe a handmade key ring (though I think I'd need to put thought into that one).
take care
Ardione
----- Original Message -----
From: Mark & Krishna Ellis
Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2007 9:35 AM
Subject: RE: [AussieFeltmakers] Silk
How did you go Ardionne, Did you get any advice? This is not something I know heaps about, but I know there are products available at places like Spotlight or Lincraft. I think there are names like washaway, solvy, and I can’t remember any more. I know when I made a silky material quilt I used whisper weft, but I left it on the material. It was great and made a huge difference, it was so much easier to sew.
Krishna Ellis Feltique Sawtell Australia 0431 623 347
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