I used WSS on top of my embroidery. Why didn't it come off instantly when I sprayed it with water? What should I've done differently? I am hoping when it dries, it's gone. FIESTA ANYHOW. TIA

Thank you for this question and your answers, the same think has become to me!!!

me too Monica. Cut away as much as I can and use warm water spray or just wash the whole garment in warm water. Except FSL which I soak in warm water only until wss is completely disolved, then I press between some of that new water absorbing fabric, between a folded towel and place whole thing underneath my 1959 Websters Dictionary. It weighs a ton!!! LOL!
Hugs n roses, Meg

me too Monica. Cut away as much as I can and use warm water spray or just wash the whole garment in warm water. Except FSL which I soak in warm water only until wss is completely disolved, then I press between some of that new water absorbing fabric, between a folded towel and place whole thing underneath my 1959 Websters Dictionary. It weighs a ton!!! LOL!
Hugs n roses, Meg

Perhaps you did not use enough water Monica. I usually pull off any WSS I can prior to using the water, & then spray it till wss is not longer visible. Some designs I will hold under faucet, wet then blot well with a clean towel, spread out & let dry. *

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by mad14kt 10 Apr 2010

Thanks so much for your assistance ;D *2U