Those pesky needle holes left when one does some "unsewing".
In an earlier life, (ie years ago) I used water and vinegar in a spray bottle to press seams with needle holes after removing a seam, and WOW the fabric was like "nbs" (never been sewn - no needle holes).
That was the good news, now the not so good news....I do not remember the ratio of vinegar to water....HELP MTM5109 Thanks and Blessings to All, |
the holes disappear after you wash the quilt.
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Can't find anything except "a little vinegar added to water". And I KNOW that doesn't help!
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Mar 20, 2006 – Put a solution of 1/4 *white* vinegar and 3/4 water into a spray bottle.
Hope that helps. |
Water alone will work just fine.
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I would just wash and dry the finished quilt and be done. They go away.
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Originally Posted by DebraK
(Post 5060774)
the holes disappear after you wash the quilt.
SLAP.....(a sweet one) I NEEDED that! Thank you and blessings this day. |
steaming will also close the holes
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Yes, you are so right....I often forget, I do not have to be perfect. Blessings this Day,
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I have never worried about them. If I unsew a seam, I usually will at least dry press the area. They just go away when I wash the quilt when I am done.
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