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Thanks for the help. I think I will quilt first. It may still be yellowed in places but that will be part of its history. Thanks for any advice.
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Hi Susan welcome from NE Ohio. Good luck I'm sure someone on here will be able to help you.
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I did the same thing. I just ignored the need to wash and went ahead and finished cross-stitching and quilted it very, very pretty and then washed it, carefully. It belonged to a sister-in-law and she was still alive and really, really loved it. She wasn't healthy enough to finish it, so I did.
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Welcome from NY!
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Hi..and welcome from S. California....What a treasure you will have when completed. Something you worked on together...I love this... I'm of like mind with those who recommend completing it first before washing....and washing is really a soak method...NOT machine. Even I if it never returns to the original brightness, it will be clean and vintage looking, which to me, is gorgeous.
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