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Old 06-13-2011, 06:36 PM
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bearisgray
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As others have said - washing it at this point will accomplish nothing positive.

However - if - for some reason it is necessary to wash a quilt top because it got something unpleasant on it - swish it in a tub or sink - do not agitate it in a machine - run water through it or something - rinse gently - roll out in towels - dry on a rack or on towels on a floor -

agitate as little as possible - there will still be annoyng fraying of the pieces, but it won't be a disaster - assuming all the fabrics were washed BEFORE cutting -
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