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	Rainbow Transfer Paper
	Turn white polyester thread into a Rainbow of Color! Beautiful Results can't be achieved with thread alone! Instructions included. Basically, you will be dying thread in the hoop and after the design area is stitched.
	$7.95 per pack 26 inches by 1 yard
		The fish were all done with the Crystal Embroidery Design Set "Rainbow Fish" The transfer paper comes with the kit and the thread is dyed while the embroidery is in the hoop.


Thanks to the creativity of Lois and Margaret, the Fantasy Phoenix from Hatched In Africa was created with polyester thread and each section was stitched and that piece was dyed before going on to the next area. The stabilizer was laid down, stitched and transfer paper ironed onto stitches. Then the stabilizer was torn away and the next part was stitched, dyed and so on. The phoenix to the right was stitched in metallic and regular threads and then dyed. Colored thread does not show off the rainbow effect as brilliantly. Margaret says she used Solvy stabilizer and ironed over it. This way the stabilizer washed out completely to show off the wispy parts of the design and no stabilizer was left over. Please test your stabilizer prior to using it with an iron.
Carol created the items to the right with designs from Embroidables.com: Embroidery Design Gallery. Not only did she use the Rainbow Transfer paper for the lettering but also what a great idea to dye the piece of fabric for the top ribbon piece with the rainbow transfer paper also.
		If using on free standing lace, dissolve stabilizer and be sure lace is dry. Press transfer paper to lace using something under the lace to protect your ironing surface. Change the direction of the paper for different effects as seen here.

Instructions for using Rainbow Transfer Paper
1. Hoop item and lay parchment paper or lightweight tear away stabilizer over area to be embroidered and then dyed with the transfer paper.
2. Be sure the stabilizer is able to be ironed and that color won't seep through. Test the stabilizer first! This step is to protect the rest of your surface from being dyed along with the threads you want colored.
3. Embroider using white Polyester thread. It must be Polyester for a bright permanent color.
4. Cut a piece of transfer paper to fit over the area. Place on embroidery and press with HOT iron no steam for 20 seconds. Check color and continue until desired color is achieved
5. Do not take out of hoop if more embroidery is to be done. Just remove transfer paper
6. Remove Parchment paper and continue embroidery.