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Old 03-24-2011, 08:32 AM
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FroggyinTexas
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Originally Posted by Kat Sews
I use what I have or can afford. Some of the quilts I have made using poly blends have been the nicest and most loved quilts. Since baby and childrens (even grown children) quilts are loved and washed to death it dosent make sense to use the weaker 100% cotton for those. Some of my quilts have won ribbons in the county fair and thats good enough for me.
Me, too. My poly blend quilts have held their color better than cotton and have worn longer. I prefer poly blend sheets because they don't wrinkle. The 600 count cotton sheets I paid high dollar for were a nightmare--they really needed to be ironed--and I gave them to someone who said she liked them well enough to iron them. I've never used sheets for backing, but that's a good idea because I hate making the backs!

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