Old 09-15-2019, 07:07 AM
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Iceblossom
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When it falls apart faster by handling than by being alone.

Sometimes all you can do with a well loved quilt is to use it as batting and put it inside a new quilt. I've done that often with worn out baby quilts.

There are all sorts of things you can do to rescue a quilt from minor repairs to covering the entire project with illusion bridal netting and but ultimately cotton decays. I rather like it how quilts change with age, sometimes fabrics don't fade evenly and a whole new design/color sense comes out at the end.

My quilts do typically get a couple of years as dog quilts before they are completely discarded.
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