June 24, 2008 by Billie's Craft Room
Well there are only a couple of pictures of the paper so far. The batteries on the camera let me down. I’ll post some more when the batteries are charged.
Stream and Denim
Wild Plum and Stream. It looks MUCH darker like Cadburry’s purple in real life
I’ll post some more asap.
Thanks for reading, see you soon
Billie 🙂
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I am searching for a solution using the Ranger Ink Color Wash
(not ink) ON FABRIC.
I cannot get the color to hold; it rinses out.
The directions say to heat set and rinse the excess color out after 72 hrs.
Any advise?
thanks
Hi Debabin
Personally I haven’t tried using them on fabric, but if you want instructions for their use with fabrics check out Tim Holtz DVD An Altered Journey available from http://www.pagesage.com In the DVD he shows using the Color Wash on silk for a Faux Batik effect. Maybe if you washed the fabric in salt water it would help set the dye. I’m pretty sure the dye itself is a fabric dye, so in concept it should be ok.
If you are still stuck, try contacting http://www.rangerink.com the suppliers of the Color Wash they may have more suggestions.
Hope that helps
Billie 🙂