Originally Posted by lynnie
(Post 7588999)
icky, it made me sweat and held stains. didn't like it at all. I'm a 100% cotton person.
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Originally Posted by Deb watkins
(Post 7589201)
I am with you on this! Hot, sticky and itchy! I can't imagine kids even WANTING to wear this.
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Originally Posted by Onebyone
(Post 7588984)
On the plus side, the dress will never wear out.
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I can remember trying to press a fold in the stuff, practically had to beat it in:)
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OMG, the 70s are actually coming back. I have to say, they were easily washed with little pressing.
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Yes, it is double knit polyester. It's been in one shop where I buy clothes for over two years. Not what I want, but neither is spandex! :-)
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In the 70's I had work uniforms made with double knit polyester, and they never ever wore out. They looked brand new until the very end. The. very. end.
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My husband has a patchwork quilt that his grandmother made for him when he was in high school. He graduated in 1974!!!!! The front is still as good as it was when I met him, the backing, a sheet, not so good.
If he can still love that old thing, he can surely love this old thing (me) I have a few pieces of double knit that I have been using to make covers for the dogs' beds. Now I can stop wondering what I'm going to do when it's gone - get more |
I have not seen any of it lately, but do remember how it stitched up so well. The Stretch & Sew patterns were all the rage. I have seen a few quilts made from the scraps, and they were vibrant colors, holding up well washing after washing.
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all kinds of odd fabrics are coming out now. knits are back maybe. Hillary wore a knit outfit in the news yesterday. She doesn't need to wear knit though! wish i were there to advise her, but then I'm not fond of her so that would be difficult to do. knits come out of the dryer just perfect!
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