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by berny 12 Apr 2012 ( edited Apr 14'12 07:41 )
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Hi Everyone,What do you use for shrinking flowers,I have used Krinkle Magic by Jenny Haskins its so expensive for a small piece I thought maybe you innovative Cuties would know of an alternative..I love this site...

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by pldc 12 Apr 2012
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not sure but this will bring it back to the top
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by berny 12 Apr 2012
Thank you,
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by eastwitch2 12 Apr 2012
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Superior threads carries Texture Magic but it is expensive too.
Link below

EastWitch2
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by berny 12 Apr 2012
Thank you..looked but around the same price.
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by edithfarminer 12 Apr 2012
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I had never heard of this and would love to see the result of what it looks like after using this. Hope you might upload a sample of something you have made, so we can see it.
thanks edith
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by berny 12 Apr 2012
Sorry, I am a novice at the computer but if you look at Jenny Haskins site you will see the fascinator flowers
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by rachap 12 Apr 2012
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I once heard about a Japanese thread that you sew in and then shrink but I have never been able to locate it. maybe someone here knows about it.
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by berny 12 Apr 2012
never heard of that one
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by pcteddyb 12 Apr 2012
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I just learned about this type of product at an Anita Goodesign event I went to last month. I looked and looked and can't seem to find anything like it "cheap". I bought an 18*47 piece of Texture Magic from WorldWeidner for $9.99.
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by capoodle 12 Apr 2012
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A while back I received a sample piece. Loved it. Your right it is expensive. Tried to bunch up fabric and tied it up and put it through the washer and dryer. Then carefully ironed a piece of iron on stabilizer over the wrinkles. There is an elastic thread that can give you wrinkles if you make enough rows of them sort of like smocking.
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by linda8450 12 Apr 2012
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I have used the Texture Magic in flowers out of organza, sort of made a sandwich with TM in middle and organza as the "bread" on both sides. Hooped, stitched, trimmed close and steamed! The DGD really loved them so putting a bunch on the organza skirt of her first Communion dress. Lots of them! If you just cut the TM the size of the design (or just inside the hoop) not alot is wasted. So worth the results. Linda
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by berny 12 Apr 2012
I bet it was lovely,and worth it for something special.but I want to play
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by mjdg 12 Apr 2012
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This is the first I've ever heard of this...sure wish it was not so expensive!

I have to have some!

MJDG
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by mjdg 12 Apr 2012
I just looked on Amazon.com...(can get things cheaper on there sometimes) but it is just about the same price!.
I'm going to check with my emb. store... I get 20% off there.. This is something JoAnn Fabrics should stock and we could use our 40% off coupons!
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by aussiequilter 12 Apr 2012
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I saw a promo about this product this week too.I would not pay that price for it.My friend used wool batting in a quilt , and accidently wash it it a 60C wash , it did the same thing,eeekkk, not what she wanted ,
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by bumblebee 12 Apr 2012
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I hadn't seen this before but looked up on google-very cool results!
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by berny 13 Apr 2012
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by lucypiwow 13 Apr 2012
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IAM CLUELESS AS USUAL..OK FIRST YOU ENBROIDER A FLOWER ON TEXYURE MAGIC THEN DO YOU WAS IT AND IT SHRINKS ? CAN SOME ONE FILL ME IN..THANKS LUCY
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by lucypiwow 13 Apr 2012
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I WENT TO THE SITE YOU TUB AND FOUND OUT HOW TO DO IT..BOY THERE SURE IS A LOT OF NEAT STUFF OUT THERE,,LOL LUCY
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by berny 14 Apr 2012
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by berny 14 Apr 2012
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