Is this product any good on fabrics that bleed? I bought a fabric for a quilt I'm making, pre washed it 5 times and the fabric still bleeds.
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I have to say that I haven't tried on fabric bleed. But it has worked on everything else I tried it on.
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I plan on trying to wash it in washing machine and yes prob on the gentle cycle- but haven't yet - others claim to have and I'll soon find out as well. But was told do not use fabric softner - since it is microfiber.
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I have washed my bedspread several times. It did shrink a few inches, but is still usable & looks quite nice. The fabric and colors held up very well.
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Hon it stains clothes forever I usually use an old tshirt and first wash it will bleed on to the towel I recommend using a dark one .. Be careful of your surfaces ! (Counters and such ) hope it helps ! Very good long lasting color though !
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I have washed mine many times in residential and commercial machines and have had no problems with shrinking or bleeding. As a precaution I did wash it with only dark colors on the first wash.
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These are washable markers: I would suggest either contacting crayola or experimenting ie put put each crayon color on apiece of the fabric you use and wash it. I would hate to have you ruin a beautiful quilt!
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I have never sprayed this on fabric so I can't say for certain - but I suspect you should not spray your clothes with it. It is made up largely of essential oils and definitely leaves an oily residue wherever you spray it (it does dry up and has never stained the wood floor or tile where I've used it) that I doubt is good for clothing. I could certainly see it staining some fabrics.
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I have only used it with quilting cotton fabrics. I think it will work well on any weight cotton but silky fabrics may be a problem.
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Make sure you put the foot dogs down (the things that move your fabric). Set your stitch length to "0". Practice on a scrap. I used fabric with batting between (similar to quilt). Practice how fast you move it to gauge your stitch. The foot will bounce up and down, but that is what it's supposed to do. Good Luck!
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Yes, you can use our 4x Laundry Detergent on delicate fabrics that are safe to be washed. We have tested on wool, silk, linen, chiffon, and other delicates. It will not bleed colors, nor damage the fibers. Thanks for your question. Sean @ Puracy
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I always err on the side of too little detergent/soap because I do not want residue left in my fabric, I am washing in a front loading machine, and it takes less as well. Usually I am washing a full size quilt and I use about 1 1/2 teapsoonfuls of Orvus--I love it because it is so mild. If I do not think it was enough, I can always rewash the quilt a second time.
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Do you have the correct heat on your iron? I use this product a lot and have never had a problem. The other thing is, have you prewashed the fabric? These are the only things I would know. Good luck!
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Sorry I don't know. I used it on a board something like a cork board to create a design wall for my quilting. It did not bleed through and stuck very well.
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I haven't used them on fabric. I have used them on cups..I was told they would hold up better than the markers. Not so much. Actually, I think the markers hold up better, just not as well as I would like.
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Not sure I can answer that. I've only used heavy fabrics, such as felt, and it does not bleed or yellow and it holds very well. It dries fairly quickly, so repositioning could be tricky. I would say that it would depend on the fabric you are using. Hope this helps!
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I used these on a 100% cotton t-shirt. This shirt has been washed and dried many, many times (at least 30 times). The ink has begun to fade slightly. I don't think a quilt would get the hard wear that this shirt has.
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My wife is the one that uses this. She uses this for fusing two fabrics together for quilting. She says that she does not have any problems with gumming up her needles or with sticky residue when using this product. She explains that there are particular stabilizers for embroidery. She says that you should speak with a sewing machine shop/embroidery specialty shop as to the proper stabilizer for embroidery. She is assuming that you are using the stabilizer with machine embroidery.