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freezer paper stencil question
in Crafts
I just made DH a shirt... it was very simple, white writing on a black t-shirt. I did the freezer paper stencil like I have before, using my cricut to cut the letters but this time the paint leaked under the edges. I ironed it on very carefully and can't figure out why it didn't make the clean edges like other times. I did have to do a lot of layers to make the white opaque could that have been it? Did I not hold the iron long enough or could there be another reason??? thanks!
Our little hippo was as impatient as mom!
Hoping for a full 40 weeks!!
Re: freezer paper stencil question
Craft Blog
I'd say too much paint. If I know it will take a few layers, I do one very careful layer, let that dry completely, then go back and start doing the layers slowly and carefully.
Good luck.