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    Super Member ptquilts's Avatar
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    Fabric burn chart

    I found this very interesting chart for testing fabric content. Hope it is OK to post a link to it here.

    http://www.ditzyprints.com/dpburnchart.html

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    Very cool! Great information!

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    I have used this method - and most of the time I can figure out...sometimes not sure what the smell is.

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    Thank you for the great information...and I especially like your portable burn test kit idea.
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    Many thanks for the chart - I got some interesting hanks of thread from St Vinnies for 50c the other day and would like to be fairly certain of their content before I utilise them. I suspected they were silk when I bought them. However, they did not smell like burning hair when I fired them up. Your comprehensive chart may give me a better idea.

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