The bride brought these to me!

You did a great job on that difficult fabric. They are lovely.

You did a super job, Barb!

great set!

Wow great job!!!

Beautiful!!*

Fantastical Barb!! Beautiful work on your part *4U

These are great. I did hankies for a wedding 3 years ago. The bride asked that the initial be placed in the corner, and one was given for each family member attending the wedding. A good rememberence.

oh wow barb these came out great thank u for showing them nice job the bride will love them

They came out beautiful. Those thin fabrics are not so easy. I use the H@)gone as well and I find if I use heavy starch It seems to help. Congratulations on a job well done, on a not so simple project.
ShariMarie

lovely

Barb, how many did you have to do??? They look great. (Its funny a bride-to-be only in November, asked me about embroidery on hankies)
Your comment to Shirlene"The H2Ogone that Miss Charlie suggested from walmart..I did double it though!!!) SORRY WHAT DOES THIS MEAN???????

* 4 u Hugs Yvonne

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by blhamblen 20 May 2009

Shirlene asked what I used cuz last week b-4 I started I asked in community...Misscharlie is the one who suggested that I get h2Ogone at the local wal mart...I DID, but used it doubled and had NO trouble....they are thinner than toilet paper!!!

by blhamblen 20 May 2009

and I had to do 9 of them...some of her new family is albanian so the wording isn't familiar to me!

by castelyn 21 May 2009

Thanks Barb

Those are beautiful.

They look absolutely great! You've done a lovely job on them. They are sure to become treasured keep-sakes. Flowers for you.

These turned out great. Looks hard.

wow, talk abt having patience, they're beautiful

Barb, these are lovely - what did you use to work with this lightweight hankie?

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by blhamblen 20 May 2009

The H2Ogone that Miss Charlie suggested from walmart..I did double it though!!!

by shirlener88 21 May 2009

Thank you for responding - of coarse - I didn't realize that the brand that Walmart carried was called H2OGone - as I use that and the WSS I have seen there is much thinner than the H2OGone that I have purchased - nonetheless - I knew that WSS would work the best for this - did you also starch the hankie before stitching?

by blhamblen 21 May 2009

No but I think that some of the h2O wasn't completely GONE cuz the hankies ironed up sooo nice...I would do them again, and the bride told me she would tell her sister and friends!!

Very pretty. Have a great day, Becky

Well she should be absolutely thrilled with the results. You've done a great job on difficult fabric, so you should feel justifiably proud of yousrelf. Hugs n roses, Sis

Very Pretty! You have done a lot of great work on these!

You go girl

Barb, how pretty is that? Great job.

Blhamblen, you did a lovely job, even when they where sooo thin, well done!