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Thanks for the reminder of that show Jennifer. I am not sure I have actually watched it, but I will now.
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Jetmaio, I know exactly how you feel. I did the centre star but every single piece took at least three attempts. I find the whole backwards thing just too much for my brain. I eventually got it done but now find that I am short on the background fabric at several points.
 And, I do not have a go cutter or a baby go cutter or any other kind of cutter to cut all those circles so I will be leaving it at that. I might put my centre star into something else or maybe I will keep it up on my design wall to remind me of my limitations.  |
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The only way to find out is to wash it, unfortunately.
This is because of the variation of the different types of inks from company to company and mainly has to do with whether it is a dye based ink or a pigment based ink. Because it has transfered, I suspect that it is probably a dye based ink - these ones when printed onto fabric without a mordant (ie bubblejet) will run when they get wet, whereas the pigment based ones are usually more secure onto the fabric. By the way if you were to starch your fabric, the print would transfer to the starched surface rather than the fibres of the fabric, and probably be easier to remove - although I am sure that you would rather not have to remove them to start with |
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