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Debbie G
11-25-2007, 07:17 PM
I'm painting a line down the back of a pair of black pantyhose, with a tiny design at the ankle. Obviously, I can't iron to set the hose. Even if they only last one wearing, that would be fine.

Any suggestions? Or just let air dry and that will be fine for a one shot deal.

Thanks for the help!

Debbie

pburch
11-26-2007, 05:49 AM
If you're only going to wear the stockings once, and not wash them at all, then skipping the heat-setting will probably not be a problem, as long as you give them plenty of time to very thoroughly dry. Many heat-set-type fabric paints are set quite permanently by allowing them to dry for a month.

If you want to do this project so that the stockings can be washed, then you should add Jacquard Airfix (http://www.jacquardproducts.com/products/chemicals/airfix.php) to your Lumiere paint. If you add Airfix to your acrylic fabric paint, it will not require heat-setting.

Paula

robon222
01-07-2011, 10:46 PM
[QUOTE=pburch]If you're only going to wear the stockings once, and not wash them at all, then skipping the heat-setting will probably not be a problem, as long as you give them plenty of time to very thoroughly dry. Many heat-set-type fabric paints are set quite permanently by allowing them to dry for a month.

If you want to do this project so that the stockings can be washed, then you should add Jacquard Airfix (http://www.jacquardproducts.com/products/chemicals/airfix.php) to your Lumiere paint. If you add Airfix to your acrylic fabric paint, it will not require heat-setting.

Paula[/QUOTE]
hey its very nice.. i really appreciate that :) thnx for telling us