Lion Brand Micro Spun

Just wondering does fray check wash out when you wash the item, and do you have to reapply it after every wash??
thanks in advance,
Terry Devine


"ejdallas" wrote in message ...
hi just use this yarn for the first time and it is very loose and i did use
fraze check and it works great flashcat
"Lindy" wrote in message
...
Wow! What a soft yarn this is. The only thing I don't like about it is
how
loosely woven it is. I crocheted a halter top for my daughter out of the
vanilla color and it looks fabulous but I'm afraid I'm going to ruin the
whole
thing trying to figure out a way to work the loose ends in. It unravels
so
easily, as soon as it's cut, and seems slippery and I'm not sure the ends
will
stay worked in. Has anyone used this yarn and could give me some ideas on
how
to proceed with this? The only thing I can think of is to use that stuff
called Fray Check or something like that, used for sewing, but I've never
used
it before and not sure how it works. Help!
~Lindy~

On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 09:00:34 -0500, Don or Terry wrote:
Just wondering does fray check wash out when you wash the item, and
do you have to reapply it after every wash??
thanks in advance,
Terry Devine

Terry......
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In theory, Fray Check should stay in after washings. I used some on some garments I made on my serger, and the ends are still holding strong.
"Don or Terry" wrote in message ...
Just wondering does fray check wash out when you wash the item, and do you have to reapply it after every wash??
thanks in advance,
Terry Devine


"ejdallas" wrote in message ...
hi just use this yarn for the first time and it is very loose and i did use
fraze check and it works great flashcat
"Lindy" wrote in message
...
Wow! What a soft yarn this is. The only thing I don't like about it is
how
loosely woven it is. I crocheted a halter top for my daughter out of the
vanilla color and it looks fabulous but I'm afraid I'm going to ruin the
whole
thing trying to figure out a way to work the loose ends in. It unravels
so
easily, as soon as it's cut, and seems slippery and I'm not sure the ends
will
stay worked in. Has anyone used this yarn and could give me some ideas on
how
to proceed with this? The only thing I can think of is to use that stuff
called Fray Check or something like that, used for sewing, but I've never
used
it before and not sure how it works. Help!
~Lindy~