Fiber
Etch is a liquid gel which
comes ready to use for devore'
or "burnout" processes*.
Top designers use it to create
fabulous looks.
You may etch
designs into fabric and paper
to produce elaborate devore'
techniques on cotton, linen,
or rayon fabric blends. Fiber
Etch also removes fabric within
embroidered or painted areas
for 'cutwork' effects. Apply
or silk screen Fiber Etch gel
and allow to dry - heat
to activate - and rinse fibers
away.
Fiber Etch is also formulated
to work on paper and wood!
It actually 'etches' into the
surface of paper and wood.
*Cotton, linen, and rayon
yarns ("plant" fibers)
are completely removed with
Fiber Etch. With blended fabrics,
the synthetic, silk, or wool
yarns which remain after etching
leave decorative effects, appearing
almost as if they were woven
into the fabric. |
Fiber
Etch 32
oz. - $57.20 |
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What
You Can Do
With Fiber
Etch you
can:
- Easily make your
OWN designer fabrics
- Create transparent
areas on specialty
fabrics
- Add decorative
stitching to your
new fabrics
- Etch specialty
papers
- Make woodburned
effects
- Incised lines
- "Watermarks
- Add watercolors,
dyes or pastel to
your paper
Fiber Etch may
be:
- Applied directly
from the bottle
- Silkscreened
- Stamped with foam
decorator stamps
- Brushed onto the
fabric surface
- Applied with The
AirPen, which
is especially useful
for drawing fine
lines and intricate
details using an
XX-Small tip
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Designing,
Digitizing &
Embroidery by
Iris Lee (Larger
Image) |
Woodburned
Leaf Pattern |
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Linen
Fabric, White Poly
Thread Monogram |
Metallic
Thread,
Computerized
Embroidery |
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Freezer
Paper Stencil |
Office
Supply Dots |
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Poly
Thread, Computerized
Embroidery |
100%
Cotton Fabric, Poly
Thread,
Computer Design |
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