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11-25-2014, 05:28 AM
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helenquilt
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Can't believe you would put you quilting above a SON who does his own laundry. Just kidding
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I always prewash the flannel I use for a quilt back. Didn't use to, but then I saw the difference in the shrinkage, so now I do.
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I seldom use flannel but yes, it is best to pre-wash it since it will shrink more than cotton.
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caspharm
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I agree. Always wash the flannel before using. Flannel is the only fabric I will consistently wash before using, due to the shrinkage.
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I prewash everything in hot water. And throw in hot dryer. I do let it rest a bit before taking the iron to it.
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I am not normally a prewasher. The only fabric I prewash is flannel. In hot water and then I put it in the dryer. Flannel sometimes shrinks a lot and uneven.
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