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Old 07-01-2014, 10:51 AM
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Peckish
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I guess it depends on how much it will be washed and how long you're expecting it to last. My mom made a fleece blanket with satin binding for my niece when she was a baby, she's now 15 and the binding has started to shred. No biggie; she's outgrown it and mom has made her another quilt, and it DID get regular washings.

Having said that, I will also point out that a flannel quilt I made for my son is doing the same thing. It took a lot of abuse and washings (especially during those potty-training years), and the flannel binding is wearing thin, especially in the corners. Fortunately I kept the excess fabric and can simply re-bind it.
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