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Kas 01-14-2011 01:13 PM


Originally Posted by Momsmurf

Originally Posted by lylamarie

Originally Posted by damaquilts
oh boy I was going to try one of these. I have to wash fabric. I cannot stand the chemicals in them. Maybe if I am really careful when I press.

getting rid of the chemicals by washing and then wouldn't starching the fabric make it easier to cut. and to stop the stretching. Just a thought

Might work.....just remember...yards and yards and yards and yards...to wash, dry, starch and iron.

Your repeats might not be exact, but if you are sensitive to the chemicals, you could try it. If you use a smaller repeat and cut the triangles smaller, you don't need as much fabric. That way if it doesn't work right, you haven't invested as much money.

BettyGee 01-14-2011 03:11 PM


Originally Posted by Nana Julie

Originally Posted by BettyGee
Thank you for explaining OBW. Now would someone tell me what UFO is? Is it unfinished something? I'm also a lousy texter, don't know all the abbreviations.

Hi BettyGee, I had the same questions here is a link that the others gave me when I first came here.

http://www.stashbuster.com/id19.html

I know this will help.
Nana Julie

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Perfect, now at least I'll know what folks are talking about. Some of them are funny, particularly SABLE because it fits me perfectly.

LOL (lots of love) for sharing with a WIP.

Betty

Nana Julie 01-14-2011 03:46 PM


Originally Posted by BettyGee

Originally Posted by Nana Julie

Originally Posted by BettyGee
Thank you for explaining OBW. Now would someone tell me what UFO is? Is it unfinished something? I'm also a lousy texter, don't know all the abbreviations.

Hi BettyGee, I had the same questions here is a link that the others gave me when I first came here.

http://www.stashbuster.com/id19.html

I know this will help.
Nana Julie

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Perfect, now at least I'll know what folks are talking about. Some of them are funny, particularly SABLE because it fits me perfectly.

LOL (lots of love) for sharing with a WIP.

Betty

You are more than welcome! I was so very tickled when I saw that.
Julie

Hope2quilt 01-14-2011 03:50 PM

When making an OBW, ist hat the only time you do not wash the material. I always wash my material.

AnngelAnne 01-17-2011 11:53 AM


Originally Posted by sharon b

Originally Posted by feffertim
I know I'm ignorant but what is OBW

One Block Wonder

thank you I was wondering too, and trying to figure it out.


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