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I was hooping my quilt to embroidery on it and cut my finger on a pin
and of course bled on the white square and not on the navy blue. I am
having a major brian fart and can not remember to use on it to get it
out. Anyone please, suggestions to get this out.

Pam

peroxide straight onto the spot

or use a few drops of bleach on a q-tip and spot

Becky


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My Grandma always kept a little peroxide handy when she quilted for that reason. Always test it on colors but on white and off-white it works great. A little goes a long way. I use a cotton ball or a q-tip to apply it.

t_sivils <pam.sivils@...> wrote: I was hooping my quilt to embroidery on it and cut my finger on a pin
and of course bled on the white square and not on the navy blue. I am
having a major brian fart and can not remember to use on it to get it
out. Anyone please, suggestions to get this out.

Pam






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Subject: [HookedOnEmbroidery] HELP-blood on white quilt square



I was hooping my quilt to embroidery on it and cut my finger on a pin
and of course bled on the white square and not on the navy blue. I am
having a major brian fart and can not remember to use on it to get it
out. Anyone please, suggestions to get this out.

Pam

spit on it
saliva will break down the stain
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anna

Gosh Beth - Can you bleed a little bit on a piece of scrap so you will
have a piece to test the blood remmoving remedies, in case one doesn't
work and you have to try several. LOL
I always was told that the spit of the person whose blood it is will remove
it. I am thinking maybe the Mr Clean Magic Eraser does get out blood.
(am searching for the pkg. but can't find it) When I found Sharpie marks
on a satin pillowcase I was embroidering on I got that out with Mr. Clean
ME but also had to use one of the bleach pens (Clorox I think) but It all
came out. Good Luck! Pat


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-- "t_sivils" <pam.sivils@...> wrote:

I was hooping my quilt to embroidery on it and cut my finger on a pin
and of course bled on the white square and not on the navy blue. I am
having a major brian fart and can not remember to use on it to get it
out. Anyone please, suggestions to get this out.

Pam

Pam your spit will take the blood out. It only works if the blood and spit come from the same person. This really works!

Patience

Hydrogen peroxide.

Sonia Showalter

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Sonia Showalter <thedesigner@...> wrote: Hydrogen peroxide.

Sonia Showalter

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Peroxide works too. Pour some on before you wash it and it will bubble the
blood away.
Mary


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The best remover of blood is your own spit. That is what quilters do
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Hi there,
One piece of advice I was given for removing blood is to use some of
your spit as apparently it has something to do with your DNA it does
work as long as it is the same blood as the spit
Judi

Pam, If it is your own blood you can use your own spit to get it off. That
usually works for me. I know it sounds gross but it does work!
Estelle

I have found that oxi-clean takes out blood on most anything. Just swish
and soak - if it doesn't come out the first time - just repeat - they say
it works in cold but I have only used in hot water.

Marge

I have gotten blood on the dolls I make and just about everything else
involving hand sewing. I've always gotten it out by rubbing the spot
with an ice cube. I have a great fear of bleach and/or chemicals
anywhere near my sewing project. The ice always works; however, I
always do it immediately, so the blood spot is brand new; I don't know
if that makes a difference or not.

Louise

--- In HookedOnEmbroidery@..., "t_sivils" <pam.sivils@...>
wrote:

I was hooping my quilt to embroidery on it and cut my finger on a pin
and of course bled on the white square and not on the navy blue. I

am

having a major brian fart and can not remember to use on it to get it
out. Anyone please, suggestions to get this out.

Pam

Hydrogen peroxide will remove blood from fabric (just make sure the peroxide is safe on the fabric by testing a spot). Have gotten blood out of just about any cotton fabric using peroxide. May take a little soaking, but it does work.

Tracy

Soak in plain cold water and it will disappear. The sooner you do it, the better. My husband is a dentist and gave me this advice and it works every time.

Dottie

Pam,
I use regular peroxide to take out blood stains. It has always worked for me.

Ella






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Pam, take it from an ICU nurse, a little peroxide will remove the blood with ease. I have never seen it alter any colors either so good luck!
rosemarie
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weeziecash <weeziecash@...> wrote:
I have gotten blood on the dolls I make and just about everything else
involving hand sewing. I've always gotten it out by rubbing the spot
with an ice cube. I have a great fear of bleach and/or chemicals
anywhere near my sewing project. The ice always works; however, I
always do it immediately, so the blood spot is brand new; I don't know
if that makes a difference or not.

Louise

--- In HookedOnEmbroidery@..., "t_sivils" <pam.sivils@...>
wrote:

I was hooping my quilt to embroidery on it and cut my finger on a pin
and of course bled on the white square and not on the navy blue. I

am

having a major brian fart and can not remember to use on it to get it
out. Anyone please, suggestions to get this out.

Pam

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--- In HookedOnEmbroidery@..., "t_sivils" <pam.sivils@...>
wrote:

Pam, I don't know if this will help you on the quilt but this is a
really good thing to know..

Have you ever heard of Goop (brand) handcleaner? It is for sale on the
net and various stores.

If you have ink pen break in washer, blood, grass stains or any really
difficult stain to get out of clothing etc you can brush goop on with a
soft brush or your finger tips and let stand from a few hrs to
overnight depending upon the stain and then wash as normal and it comes
right out usually the first time.. I had a white sweater I loved have
a pen break in the washer and it took 3-4x of applying and rewashing
(do not dry between) and it ended up like new.

The best thing about it is it doesn't stress the fabric as it is
lanolin based..So you are going to get holes as from bleach etc.

I have taken out motorcycle grease from a jean jacket you would have
been sure was ruined! And of course my white sweater. Even fatty
grease spots on a t-shirt that would normally ruin it come out well.
Blood, grass stains all out with one or two launderings with the goop
sitting on it overnight at the most.

Hope this helps everyone! :) Jill

I was hooping my quilt to embroidery on it and cut my finger on a pin