It could be used in addition to a solid white thread.
Will be teaching a live Beginning Shuttle Tatting workshop at Shake Rag Alley on May 31st:
http://www.shakeragalley.com/may/14a610-beginning-shuttle-tatting
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Red and Blue
It could be used in addition to a solid white thread.
Will be teaching a live Beginning Shuttle Tatting workshop at Shake Rag Alley on May 31st:
http://www.shakeragalley.com/may/14a610-beginning-shuttle-tatting
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Hey to keep the white white you might try waxing that part unless you are boiling them with color.
Thanks, Madtatter80, for the suggestion. All I know of waxing is for the batik process, which is much different than what I do (handpainting the dye on with a brush).
Marilee that's very patriotic, for us in the UK. I love this thread.
Margaret
just use the the clear paraphin wax not a bees wax it would yellow it and then I would dip white in and then continue on and dip in very hot water to melt it off again when you finish, I used to do t-shirts but I am sure I would try it :) let me know if you give it a wurl :)
I like the way the colors bleed into the white, making a less sever transition of color. Beautiful and very patriotic!
We need to get together not only give you your tatting but I have shuttles for your class. Got batik wax too.
Dear marilee, how I wish I could jump in a plane and attend your class.What a sweet dream,..
The colors are so vibrant and rich. Lovely.
Usually I don't care for red white and blue, but that is fabulous!!! :)
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