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Old 11-05-2013, 09:10 AM
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M cubed
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I have used minke on several quilts. The key to making it behave is the dryer. When you cut minke, use the tips of your scissors to get between the fibers. This will also minimize the fuzz. Also, when you cut, (any shape), carefully stuff it in the dryer with a couple of dryer balls and airfluff for ten minutes. It will not shed anymore. I used 505 to anchor the applique piece down and it worked great. I also use spray baste when I use minke for a backing. This prevents stretching.
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