Step 1.
Use WD 40 liberally on both sides of the stain. Allow the WD-40 to penetrate through the stain. The stain will begin to loosen. Test by touching the stain. Small flecks of the white out should begin to come loose. Rinse thoroughly.
Step 2. Lay the clothing on a clean white towel. Sponge nail polish remover onto both sides of the stain. Rinse thoroughly. Repeat the application of nail polish remover and continue to rinse until the stain is removed. Rinse the stained area thoroughly.
Step 3. Finally, to remove any hidden traces of the stain, apply a stain stick, spray, or gel to the stained area and wash normally.
No, paper is not a fabric. Paper is made from plant fibers that are processed and pressed, while fabric is made from yarn or thread that is woven, knitted, or bonded together to create a textile material.
White glue bonds well with a variety of materials, including paper, cardboard, wood, fabric, and some plastics.
If you're talking light, that'd be white fabric. If you're talking water, you've got several options, my favorite of which would probably be steel wool.
Not that expensice i got a white out fluid for like a dollar :D
paper
Ruth Issett has written: 'Print, Pattern & Colour' 'Color on Paper and Fabric' 'Colour on Paper and Fabric'
it depends on what color the fabric is. if it is white then no.
Most people use paper towels instead of toe pads but other than that, you can use dish washing paper, without soap (blue and white patterned) soft fabric/paper material
The paper-bag is a great fabric for scrapbooking for children, cheap and very effective.
bleached white
As with all artwork, the time taken with the artwork determines if the work is good. Make your design on paper first. Sharpie markers are permanent and they don't come out, so it is worthwhile to finish your design on paper first and then copy it to the fabric. Remember that the colors will not be as bright on gray as on white paper, so adjust accordingly.
Scissors are a tool for cutting fabric and paper