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Tree cham net embroidery?

The old TriCam colors were not so good for the lungs, so they were removed from the market many years ago. No, it seems that other companies also make ballpoint pen colors, but they are filled with water-based (safe) textile ink:

Net embroidery

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It is better to mix oil-based paint in the middle of a fabric and apply it to a sticky, washed and worn heavy oil paint shirt (like an artist, his shirt is prone to wear and tear after working all day). ), A nylon pen is used as a precautionary metal tube, so the color turned out like a pen. When you're dry, you can remove the tip and dip it in, and the ink inside is still ready to use.

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TriChem net embroidery? 3

My mother gave me some 1970s Trichem kits that used liquid Trichem embroidery paint. Does anyone know what kind of ink I can use on kts now? I would love to do this for you.

The old TriCam colors were not very good for the lungs, so they were withdrawn from the market many years ago. No, it seems that other companies also make ballpoint ink, but they are filled with water-based (safe) textile ink:

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Glueing, washing, and dressing oil-based paints in clothes is better than applying heavy oil paint to shirts (like painters, their shirts almost break after working all day). They are wrapped in a metal tube with a nylon ballpoint pen, just as the ink comes out when you draw a ballpoint pen. You can remove the tip, dip it in the thinner as it dries, and the ink inside is still ready to use.