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by mary51 29 Apr 2011 ( edited Apr 29'11 19:17 )
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the boy in the design looked almost white!!!!! ( I did use the color chart) I took a peach crayola, color it very softly and set ironed, IT WORKED!!!!

Comments (12)
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by nanniesara 29 Apr 2011
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Great question, I cannot wait to see the answers.
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by mnladyus 29 Apr 2011
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I use 1053 by Madeira for most of my faces
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by shirlener88 29 Apr 2011
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Isacord #A3711 - but I have had trouble finding it recently - if anyone knows where it can be purchased - please share it - I am getting close to being out.
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by oaro 29 Apr 2011
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I use light pink(ROBISON- ANTON)or Silk Beige ( COATS AMERICAN - Maria
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by daisy530 29 Apr 2011
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Madeira 1113--but there are so many! If I run out of one, I'm sure I can substitute another.
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by mariahail 29 Apr 2011
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En
ebay generalmente tienen unos paquetes de hilo con varios colores de piel, salen muy buenos.*******
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by ramona 29 Apr 2011
+2
I use "Flesh" from Robison-Anton.
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by blueeyedblonde 29 Apr 2011
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I haven't found one I'm satisfied with yet.
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by dragonflyer 29 Apr 2011
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I use Metro 1662....very pale, pale peach tone. It is a polyester thread...or Dollface MS-120 from Mega Sheen. These two are very, very close in color. Hard to tell the difference between them, but I think the Metro thread is a tad bit light in color...
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by meganne 29 Apr 2011
+2
I use Flesh, Flesh Pink or Bisque from Robison Anton.
I have also used Ivory
It depends on the type of character in the design.
HNR. Meganne
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by sewmom 29 Apr 2011
+2
Depending on my mood I use Sulky #1082 (it's a light tan) or Sulky #1113 (very pale pink).
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by jrob 29 Apr 2011
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I use Sulky thread for EVERYTHING except skin tone. Here I use Mettler Poly sheen 1760(peachish) or 1761 (pinkish) depending on the rest of the design.;)