The more I look at them, the more I think they will be covered by stitching, and that I should just leave well enough alone until the piece is completely stitched and I know what's what.
Or, on second thought...I could try to dap at it a bit with a damp cloth and baking soda like suggested and see what happens...
Stay tuned!!!
Wow! Love, hugs & prayers, Cathryn ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteThey blend so well with the design, I wouldn't really worry about them.
ReplyDeleteI didn't notice them until you pointed them out.
ReplyDeleteIt blends with the fabric and the stitching and always remember "nothing is perfect!!" Let it go and continue enjoying the piece and stitching it!! <3
ReplyDeleteYou have made such good progress on this one! I know the computer and real life look different but from where I am sitting I can't say I would really notice the pink. Just looks like that is how the fabric was dyed.
ReplyDeleteThe PINK stains look they're part of the over-dyed fabric (at least in the online photos). And most of them look like they'll be covered up with framing when you're done. Keep going...it looks beautiful, and the fabric you picked is just imperfectly PERFECT! :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree with everyone else. Can hardly tell there is a stain. If it ain't broke, don't muck it up trying to fix it. 😄
ReplyDeleteThe pink splotches look like they are part of the fabric as they appear to be fairly light in this picture. I've seen specialty fabric with that color scheme before (the beige, tans, and light pink). I think it will compliment the design you are stitching as it has a lot of reds/pinks in it and will look great!
ReplyDeletePerfect inspiration :) and what attention to detail! I admire and congratulate.
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