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by mad14kt 11 Apr 2010 ( edited Apr 11'10 07:11 )
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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

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by lbrow 11 Apr 2010
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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 11 Apr 2010
Thanks so much for your assistance ;D *2U
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by meganne 11 Apr 2010
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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
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by meganne 11 Apr 2010
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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
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by claudenicolas 11 Apr 2010
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Thank you for this question and your answers, the same think has become to me!!!