Can I use the Grafix clear to cover an embroidery that will be placed in the lower section of a trivit frame?
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What a pretty project. I'm not sure it will stand up with the heat. You can give it a try. What's the worse that can happen?
339776
You can but that can be difficult. I worked in a sign shop (we installed a lot of vinyl like this).. This link will help you, it is how we did it. http://www.signazon.com/install-vinyl-lettering.aspx
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I wouldn't recommend it for that. It's not a sealant, it's a medium that makes acrylics compatible for clothing designs. You'd probably want something like Mod Podge.
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If your embroidery machine has a pcmcia slot then yes. I recommend checking the manual of the machine.
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I use this for all my embroidery. Monogramming and appliqu. It is great. I cut a piece large enough for my hoop and trim about a half inch of the paper off and stick it to the back side of the hoop. Then I cut a section in the middle of the hoop large enough for the design I am using and stick the t-shirt ( or whatever) on the hoop and I am ready to go. I do use an iron on stabilizer on the t-shirt first.
628014
Yes you can. The frame I used is a bit thick but I'm sure you could use a thin one also.
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I really don't know for sure, but I do not see why you can't. I used it on the windows near my art work so that the sun shining thru would not fade the paintings. I don't see any reason that you cannot put it directly on the glass that covers the photos or art. The only thing that I can think of is the clarity, typically you want the glass over the photos to be super clear, this is a film and you may get a slight reduction in the clarity. It would be better to put the film on the windows that allow the sun to shine in. Hope this helps.
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Honestly, if you want to get crafty, you can disconnect the shade and remove the ribbon surrounding the frame. Spray paint the frame a metallic silver and replace with white sheer ribbon from a craft store. That would look nice. It would look weird without the shade.
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this can be taped to fabric to hold in place or it can be hooped. Yes you can draw on it but why? When it is washed it washes away. This is a stabilizer for embroidery machines and also used for backing to keep the material from moving and giving it stabilization while being sewed on. Used for light weight materials or materials that move while being sewed on.
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No not at all. I have used these frames on pieced quilts, appliqued quilts, embroidered quilts, and even on needlework. They will not harm the surface of your work. I have these frames in all sizes so I can work on up to a king sized quilt. To me they are the best. I have used them for years. LOVE them.
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That is not the purpose of this product. It is very thin, intended to patch holes from the underside of light colored table linens or similar weight items. If you want to cover black lettering, you would need a heavier product such as a twill patch for the outside of elbows or knees.
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The Schluter manual says the opposite: latex over the substrate and regular thinset for the tiles. That's how I did it this summer and nothing has come up yet. I would seriously consider removing the fabric backing of the Ditra and using latex water-based mastic over the substrate next time, at least over an old wood floor.
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I use the stitch requlator on a Juki tl-98q on a homemade frame. had to modify the rollers to work on my track but otherwise was a simple modification works great should work on the hinterber frame but you should have some one with good mechanical skills look at it.
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I'm nor sure. I figured it would work I was also considering textile paint and stenciling. tI haven't tried anything with mine yet. Being 100 percent good quality canvas they should be ultimately paintable and transfers. As canvas I would imagine that embroidery type art would work too.
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I'm not sure that would work.... there is not a flat area..you would have to ask the engraver if it could be done.
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Yes u can. U used this for a mask and was using fabric paint paint underneath as the mask warmed the paint under neather would remain
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I found an article that might explain your question. Follow this site on the web. http://www.flowapowaart.com/2013/11/derwent-inktense-on-fabric.htmlGood Luck