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by mommadooks 13 Sep 2010 ( edited Sep 14'10 08:04 )
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Hi again. There is a cute jar design in dbc and it uses plastic. What can you use that can be washed? Any suggestions. Thanks Iva

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by leenova54 13 Sep 2010
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I have read it's best to use the clear tablecloth protector plastic. The jars are so cute but I haven't done any yet. Someone even suggested putting pennies inside, what a fun idea!
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by mommadooks 13 Sep 2010
Thanks, will have to get some plastic I guess. they look fun.
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by basketkase 13 Sep 2010
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I used the vinyl for table and seat cushions, thick enough for the needle to not tear it, but thin enough for the needle to go through, I can't remember what gauge. I have washed my shirt plenty of times and even dried it in the dryer. There will be steam in between the vinyl and design when you first take it out of the dryer, but don't panic, as soon as the shirt cools the steam clears up. Of course press the article from underneath, it will steam up again, but will clear up once it cools down. I did my frog with the glasses that I put up on DBC for my nephew and used the vinyl for the glass lenses and it is awesome.....Vicki
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by mommadooks 13 Sep 2010
Thank you
by katydid 14 Sep 2010
I saw the gauge mentioned on a web site but I don't remember what it was. Maybe someone will know. What size needle did you use?
by lindaromatz 14 Sep 2010
basketkase....please can you tell me what page the frog with glasses can be found?...sounds nice...and thanks for the info...Linda
by basketkase 14 Sep 2010
Linda...the frog changes pages constantly on the DBC pages..It is easy to see as it is the only frog with big black glasses and it is my design so look for basketkase
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by dlonnahawkins 14 Sep 2010
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I bought my plastic from Wal Mart, but have a friend that took a clear shower curtain that she got at Dollar Tree, and did the same thing. She saved a lot of money on it by doing that. I recommend turning the fabric wrong side out if you are going to wash and dry.
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by katydid 14 Sep 2010
Good idea!
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by katydid 14 Sep 2010
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I saw the vinyl used with a in the hoop project for business cards and thought it was clever. I haven't tried anything yet with it.
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by mops 14 Sep 2010
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I use the vinyl that's sold for tablecloth protection.
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by gerryvb 14 Sep 2010
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thank you for asking, haven't done sofar but when i'm going to I know what to use now.