purplefiend

I bought some flannels at JoAnn's, most of them pilled. Only one didn't, I 'd bought 8 yards to make my DH a robe. The others became quilt backs. Here's my DH in his robe with his toy from our nephew.
Sharon in Texas

slbram17

I recently made two rag quilts that consisted of a lot of 100 percent cotton and very little flannel. I must have gotten a bazillion little 1/2 inch strings all over them, even though I changed the lint trap frequently. The little strings come from where the fabric is clipped and very very hard to remove and stop from recurring.

milikaa1

Thanks for asking this question lol, I was going to make a post for the same exact problem .

Chester the bunny

I bought a Schticky ... you know the thing on TV, except bought it at the store.
Worked for me, had 3 in the box for $6.00. Don't know how long they will last but cheaper than disposable lint rollers.

squires1042

I have found that the dryer balls or a clean sneaker help a lot and also take it outside and shake the daylights out of it.cotton fuzz is biodegradeable so doesn't hurt anything.