Thanks Cathy! I will see what I can find. There is something about those whole-cloth quilts that to me are just beautiful!
Susie
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pounce for marking
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quilterib
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Re: pounce for marking
If it does not have a picture of an iron on the front, it is not the one that will steam iron or damp cloth right off.
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deejayshops
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Re: pounce for marking
I have used F and P marking pencils. The yellow is very difficult to remove. I contacted them and they had no suggestions. Never tried the pounce. I saw a demonstration at a quilt shop, the blue looked pretty intense to me. She did not show the removal process so I don't know how that works. I have tried so many different kinds of markers None are perfect. If you ever find a "perfect" one, you will be a millionaire.
Deejayshops
Deejayshops
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racnquilter
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Re: pounce for marking
When I use my pounce, I will generally just rub it over the stencil, then go over it with my marking chalk pen to keep the design on there while I handquilt. I also only stencil as much as I have in the frame. Yes, this tends to mean that my stenciling does not "come out right" at the corners, but I have been able to deal with it and make the design look okay at the corners.
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ollie1shoe
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Re: pounce for marking
wellgirls i was checking out some of these old post i have tried the pounce on a dark fabric and it works well what i ended up doing was spraying it with hairspray right after i did the marking and it stayed on much better just did a small area at a time though dont think the blue will do as good though