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Thread: Advise needed before Coonecting Corners kit with all flannel strips

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    Junior Member ukdame's Avatar
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    Advise needed before Coonecting Corners kit with all flannel strips

    Generally I would wash flannel first but in this case the kit is all strips and smaller pieces. I understand CT kits are generous but still am nervous about uneven shrunken strips and trying to fit them? Should I wait and wash after its all finished or rinse -soak now. Its the Yo-Row Quilt
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    ​Since the top is all flannel, I would wait until it is all sewn together.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan View Post
    ​Since the top is all flannel, I would wait until it is all sewn together.
    You are so right-duh- why did I not think of that

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    I agree with Tartan.

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    I would wait

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    Wait......don't cause issues that aren't needed!!
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    I also agree with Tartan. Don't wash it.
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