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Comments
-Vanessa
1. Did you use the right kind of ink? You should be using textile ink. Not the kind of ink you'd write with...or do calligraphy with. Textile ink is pretty thick so that it doesn't run.
2. Your screen might have holes in it. Did you use the Mod Podge? Did you paint the glue on the screen twice? If not, some ink might have seeped through the screen in areas where it shouldn't have.
BTW - most curtain sheers I've bought are a polyester chiffon - I'm going to try using some curtains I was about to toss ^^
Also, I've used acrylic paint with and without the textile medium. When I've used it without the medium, the paint dried stiff, but then softened after I heat set it.
It is a copy of the tattoo my boyfriend has been working on for me...now onward to more adventurous designs!
Will that work well?
-Trinity
All I can find from uk websites are water based mod podge glues that are safe and can be washed out with soap and water http://www.doart.co.uk/acatalog/Glue1.html
Are these the ones you use. Seems that being washable would miss the point of what I need to use it for.
Thanks for the fantastic tutorial!