*
Does anyone have experience they would share with me? Particulary interested in the use of discharge paste on velvet.
Thanks.
Conversational Threads
Threads Insider
Get instant access to hundreds of videos, tutorials, projects, and more.
Start Your Free TrialAlready an Insider? Log in
Conversational Threads
Threads Insider Exclusives
View All-
Hand-Sew Collars and Facings for Extra Neat, Sharp Results
-
Make a Statement With Oversized Silk Blossoms
-
Designed for Living, Not for Fashion
-
Pattern Review: Atelier 8 Avril Lapiz Blouse or Dress
-
Pattern Review: Chalk and Notch Isle Jeans
-
Pattern Review: Burda Style Blazer 105 (1050523)
-
Pattern Review: Simplicity 9789 and 9790
-
Pattern Review: In the Folds Sawtell Dress 011
-
Pattern Review: Jessilous Patterns Sunrise Skort
-
A Mending Tool From the Past: The Darning Loom
-
Try Waxed Canvas for a Durable Bag or Garment
-
Scale Down a Beaded Gown for a Petite Figure
-
Sew Your Best Backpack
-
Add Bonnie Cashin Pockets
-
Knotted Frog Closures
-
Sew Charming Tops from Vintage Embroidered Linens
Highlights
-
Sign up for the Threads eletter
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.See all newsletters -
Sponsored Content
Where to Buy
-
-
-
-
Replies
*
Sally, you might look here, Your Very Own Dévoré Velvet , I hve no personal experience in Dévoré Velvet, but I can cut and paste a URL.
A couple more links:
Fiber-Etch(R)
Sodium Bisulfate
Jay
*Way to Go, Jay!
*I used some fibre etch on a purchsed rayon/silk velvet blouse. I doodled on the right front of the shirt, blew it dry and then ironed it. It was really easy - although in some places the silk dropped out. I may have used too much fibre etch. I had bought the shirt at the end of the season last year, and was willing to risk ruining it. I would try it again too!
*Thanks girls! posted a few questions on the devore site re discharge. Think this should lead me where I want to go.
This post is archived.