cherokeemamma
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HELP!!! Need a solution...
I did my shirts and overall I am happy with them. I do have a question regarding the Mickey head. On a few of my shirts the problem seems to be - not too much dye, but too little. The head may be missing part of the bottom circle or part of a ear is missing. - it isn't fully formed, not completely rounded. I guess the fabric was too tightly bound at that area and didn't get the dye.
Here is my thought... Could I lay the shirt flat with wax paper between front and back (so it wouldn't bleed through) and very carefully add the dye to that portion of the shirt? My concern is it might dry on the shirt. Is that okay or would it be a disaster? How long should I leave it? 24 hrs again? Any other suggestions? I am up for whatever you think may work.
I leave on Thursday so I must do it quickly. I used black for the MM heads but, of all the colors, it is the less dark (or dense) looking. Looks like a really dark charcoal gray. I am okay with that I just want the head to be fully formed...
Thanks bunches for your help!
Darlene
Pixie, I tried to email you at davidroxy@aol.com but it bounced back. Thanks!
I did my shirts and overall I am happy with them. I do have a question regarding the Mickey head. On a few of my shirts the problem seems to be - not too much dye, but too little. The head may be missing part of the bottom circle or part of a ear is missing. - it isn't fully formed, not completely rounded. I guess the fabric was too tightly bound at that area and didn't get the dye.
Here is my thought... Could I lay the shirt flat with wax paper between front and back (so it wouldn't bleed through) and very carefully add the dye to that portion of the shirt? My concern is it might dry on the shirt. Is that okay or would it be a disaster? How long should I leave it? 24 hrs again? Any other suggestions? I am up for whatever you think may work.

I leave on Thursday so I must do it quickly. I used black for the MM heads but, of all the colors, it is the less dark (or dense) looking. Looks like a really dark charcoal gray. I am okay with that I just want the head to be fully formed...
Thanks bunches for your help!

Darlene
Pixie, I tried to email you at davidroxy@aol.com but it bounced back. Thanks!