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It's much easier for beginners than freehand :)

Thank you so much, Penolopy!

That's a really good question. Not sure I have a good answer lol. Maybe because you're going from silk to silk? I honestly don't know.

I used acid dyes for this yarn so yes, it is colorfast. You only need a mordant with some natural dyes. I have a bunch of tutorial on various dyeing techniques at my site, if you're interested. http://www.fiberartsy.com/category/fiber-felting/dyeing-fiber-felting/

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Thanks Kaz!

Have fun with it! Let me know if you have any questions.

That's awesome!

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This soap was especially made to melt and pour. I'm not sure how regular soap would work.

Cool idea!

I haven't tried regular soap so I don't really know how regular soap melts. Couldn't hurt to try, though.

Thanks Penolopy!

Hey Charlene, Since the masks are already felted, you should be able to wipe them with a soft cloth and some mild soap.

More than you probably want to make lol! Seriously, these inks go a long way.

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Good question. The plastic ones got dinged over time but the bamboo needles kept the color pretty well.

Yes!

Thank you :)

Thanks. It was a fun project :)

Awesome! My friends ask me for this every year.

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Let me know how they turn out :)

Thank you :)

After the ink has dried (overnight or so), spray it with clear acrylic sealer to keep it from smudging.

Thanks Jessy! I found them at Michaels but you can also order them online.

Fun! I'll have to try that.

Ooh, I'll have to try that Paulo. Thanks

Hi Lydia, I found mine at Goodwill for $1.50. Admittedly, I cringed a little when I cut them up. I tried to pick ugly ties :)

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Cool! The lights of the fish tank would give it a nice effect.

Super easy. It's pretty much fool-proof :)

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