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Re: Stabilizing the edges of silk crepeline?
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- Subject: Re: Stabilizing the edges of silk crepeline?
- From: Beth Szuhay <bszuhay@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 09:05:31 -0800
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- Thread-topic: Stabilizing the edges of silk crepeline?
Hi Jo,
You might try acrylic matte media. Place the crepeline over plastic, paint your line and after it dries, cut through the painted edge. This should be a little less shiny than using an adhesive.
Beth Szuhay
Textile Conservation
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
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> From: Textile Conservators on behalf of Joanne Hackett
> Reply To: Textile Conservators
> Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 7:50 AM
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> Subject: Stabilizing the edges of silk crepeline?
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> I am interested to learn favored methods of stabilizing the edges of cut
> silk crepeline. Does anyone have a neat way to do this? I am
> particularly interested in methods that don't involve forming a rolled
> hem.
> Has anyone ever used Aquazol to stop the edge of the silk from
> raveling?
>
> Joanne Hackett
> Textile Conservation
> Indianapolis Museum of Art.
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