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Posted by J. H. T./B.D.P. on June 20, 2009, 6:46 am
I agree that it was horrible to use. Frayed is not the word
that I would use, but it was very bad on that line.
I had to use very small lengths in order to complete a hot plate.
There were only less than 10% of the design that used it, and I am
glad that was so small after i finished, yet I must say that it did turn
out looking great but never again if I can avoid it when it does not
add that special sparkle and definitely not for something that is left
open to being touch by anyone.
>> What has been your experience with Light Effects floss? I just saw an
>> adorable fairy pattern and thought about doing it for DN for Christmas.
>> It has lots of beads, but I'd put it in a pillow and substitute knots
>> for the beads. Thought that doing them in Light Effects would be neat -
>> a little glow in the bedroom at night, like real fairies.
>>
>> How much do they "glow"? Bright or faint? For what period of time -
>> short term and long-term? (i.e., for an hour after lights are out...and
>> for a year after finished stitching, do they still keep a glow or does
>> the ability to glow fade over time?)
>>
>> (I'm thinking about the white glow-in-the-dark and the fluorescent
>> yellow.)
>>
>> How is it to stitch with?
>>
>> thanks,
>> Sue
>>
>> --
>> Susan Hartman/Dirty Linen
>> The Magazine of Folk and World Musicwww.dirtylinen.com
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> And I can't speak to how long the glow lasts (I gave the piece away)
> but the floss was horrible to stitch with! It frayed everywhere and
> was very slippery in the needle...
>
> Heather
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