Purple on my pink isn't nearly as good as peanut butter on my chocolate! :-)
My DF in trying to help me out, through a pile of fabric I had sitting on the washing machine in with a load of clothes he was doing. The only problem is that I hadn't sorted out the one pale pink FQ in amongst the deep purple ones. So yes, I've now got purple on my pink. Any way to get it out?
TIA! Michelle in NV
Rit Color Run Remover. works on the transferred color, not the original color. Note: I haven't used it, but have some "just in case". Those I know who have used it say it works great.
Have fun, Pati, > Purple on my pink isn't nearly as good as peanut butter on my chocolate! > =A0 :-)
Yes, it is quite good. I've had about 90% success rate. It works best when the transferred color is still fresh, so be prompt in trying to correct the problem. NAYY. PAT
Have fun, Pati, > Purple on my pink isn't nearly as good as peanut butter on my chocolate! > :-)
Why not just leave it as is and go with the flow! I'll bet is kind of cool looking!
Dreamweaver
That's what I'd be tempted to do! My luck, though, it would wash out at the first wash...
--Heidi
Michelle in NV
Michelle > Yes, it is quite good. I've had about 90% success rate. It works best whe= n
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LOL! Well, you may have a point, Dreamweaver. Actually, the purple and the pink are going in the same quilt. :-)
Michelle > Why not just leave it as is and go with the flow! =A0I'll bet is kind of = cool
LOL!
Michelle > That's what I'd be tempted to do! My luck, though, it would wash out
Wash it a second time but soak it for a bit before. It might come out and it might not but at least you will know it won't run. Do make sure whatever it picked up the colour from has been soaked again and won't run again.
Luckily it is a fat quarter and not a finished quilt or your favorite blouse. You don't want to discourage anyone else from doing laundry.
Good luck - I do find catching it quickly as you did usually helps.
kelly
Michelle > Why not just leave it as is and go with the flow! I'll bet is kind of cool > looking!
Then mayhaps what you should be asking is for a way to SET the color that ran. Then you'll have a transition color...
Oh, the posibilities... THE POSSIBILITIES...
LOL! Yes, I'll have to study it out....
Best regards, Michelle in NV
Thanks Kelly. It is good advice about giving it a 2nd run through to make sure that whatever is there is going to stay (or possibly leave).
And yes, much better a FQ than some> Wash it a second time but soak it for a bit before. It might come out
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