Well, I got the double wedding ring quilt today. Pretty speedy delivery I'd say! There are several holes and discolorations in the quilt that did not show in the picture. She did send me some vintage fabric to finish one of the rings, but I'm not sure what I will do about the white. There had been straight pins in it, thus rusty spots. All in all it is a very old and pretty quilt. When I figure out how to post, I will do so.
I also received a sweet note from the seller. It's not the end of the world and a good lesson learned. Thanks for all the comments and advise. |
so what did you end up paying for it curious minds want to know,
If this is to personal please excuse. |
Rit, the dye brand, makes a fabric rust remover
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Originally Posted by medots
so what did you end up paying for it curious minds want to know,
If this is to personal please excuse. |
Originally Posted by quiltmouse
Rit, the dye brand, makes a fabric rust remover
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sounds like a good seller.
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can't wait to see a photo...love old needy quilts...I love to give them homes...
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Originally Posted by hobbykat1955
can't wait to see a photo...love old needy quilts...I love to give them homes...
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Originally Posted by quiltmouse
Rit, the dye brand, makes a fabric rust remover
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Here's another product: Grandma's Secret Spot Remover.
It can be found at your local retail fabric chain stores. I have had success from some unknown source of spots that went throught the wash and the dryer. After several sessions of allowing the product to sit, then rinse, then sit on stain, then rinse, etc. The spot disappeared. Don't dry in the dryer until satisfied with the results. Let air dry before a regular wash and dry cycle. Pam M |
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