I'm looking for a blanket for people to sign. Would this fabric be suitable for fabric pens?
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I'd say no, although I've never used a fabric pen. If they are like markers....my thought would be not to try it. The writing might smear. Too nice a blanket to get ruined. Maybe someone else, familiar with fabric pens, will advise you correctly.
6806
Thanks for your question. The best blanket to have signed is the Vellux Original Blanket. The ink won't set well on the fleece blanket. Vellux Original Full/Quteen Blanket, Wedgewood Blue
6807
Not at all!!! Look for something of plain weave or cotton like muslim. Good luck!
6808
Maybe if you used a sharpie? It is fleece...kind of like the inside of a sweatshirt...
903655
This paper/fabric is very thin but has an iron on backing . You could probably try it but the nub of the canvas may make it difficult to iron the transfer onto.
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Fabric pens worked well for us. We also tried cutting out some felt stick ons that the kids could use to personalize, but these did not stick too well (at least not for too long)!
495360
Not too well. Rough or nubby fabrics, if they are not cotton or linen, don't let the ink or dye sink in thoroughly. If they are cotton or linen, sponging on with fabric paint will work nicely. What the canvas is made of will determine the absorbency.
911111
i only use them on paper [and they are great], so i have no idea...maybe i'll do a test on a fabric. what kind were you thinking?
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Hey-we used these for our wedding invitations as well with color. We did all eco-friendly wedding! It's a great deal and great paper. I recently made my business cards for my book I wrote with this paper and they came out great as well. I did not print on both sides though. I think it may work...the ink may show through...since you like this paper-check out my book's website-like minded people:) www.whenmymindmetmysoul.com peace and have an amazing celebration of unity!!!
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I think it would work -- it is very sticky and the paper is a nice thickness -- good luck!
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It holds metal to paper beautifully so fabric to fabric would surely work. I love this glue, the best in crafting from my experience.
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I used the Mod Podge as a top coat and to adhere other papers to watercolor paper. It is extremely shiny and it is possible to build up quite a thick layer of it. Mod Podge remains flexible enough to bend on paper without cracking when applied in one or two layers. It does stiffen the paper somewhat.Since I didn't use it on fabric, I'm not sure how much it would stiffen it, but I think it would stiffen it quite a lot. I'd use an acrylic made for fabric if you want your fabric to feel soft to the touch. Don't know if this is what you had in mind. Hope it helps.
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that is what i use it for. the surface isn't smoothe, so you will need something under your paper for writing
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It should work- this stuff is pretty sticky. Double check the 3M site for applications, but I think it should be good. You want to spray down both the surface and the fabric separately, about 2 coats on each. Let them dry for about 10 mins, then stick them together. Be really delicate with attaching the fabric to the surface, because once it's on there- it holds pretty tightly. Good luck with your project!
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I think this is a good choice of fabric for that. The only thing to be aware of is that chiffon frays easily on the side where it is cut, so you just have to make sure that it doesn't get pulled to much on that side.
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Any heavier fabric would be fine. I wouldn't use it on knits or silks that could snag or run. The bristles are really very soft.
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No, it would not be too thick. In fact it would be ideal for such an application. The paper is thick enough and it is perfectly opaque so that the colors, etc. willnot bleed through. I use it to make greeting cards and it is MARVELOUS for that application as well.
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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.
1024112
I think this might be a felting machine, like Simplicity's deluxe felting machine, so you could probably use any fabric that would be suitable for needle felting (fleece, felt, bulky knits, etc.).
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Hi - I've found this to be very versatile labels...but I've never tried them on fabric, although my guess is that they would work fine for this purpose.