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Old 08-14-2011, 07:28 AM
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Thanks for the update! Your quilt is looking much better. It was a very valuable lesson on what we can do if we have a bleeder. With the mottled background fabric, the judges will never know. Good save!
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so glad the bleeding came out I have some of the same red fabric you have shown and will be using it in my next quilt for son .It's good to know I need to wash and set dye first.Good luck with your beautiful quilt would love to see full size picture of it.
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Rachel, I'm so happy for you, and look forward to seeing the quilt.
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Old 08-14-2011, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by MTS
eta: another requirement for the perfect quilter's studio - x-large size jacuzzi.
LoL, yes an oversized tub is great for washing quilts and also a great time saver for this mother of three young kids. I put all three in at once and scrub-a-dub! :)
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Originally Posted by Rachelcb80
Originally Posted by MTS
eta: another requirement for the perfect quilter's studio - x-large size jacuzzi.
LoL, yes an oversized tub is great for washing quilts and also a great time saver for this mother of three young kids. I put all three in at once and scrub-a-dub! :)
**picturing**
kids frolicking in tub, creating agitation to wash the quilt!

**second visual**
kids turning pink!! :lol:





Glad that things have worked out today ... and hope you are now breathing a sigh of relief.

Now, please do show us the whole quilt! :)
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Old 08-14-2011, 08:52 AM
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I'm so glad this worked on your beautiful quilt. I've been following this thread because I am not a prewasher and I have some of that same red to use in my next project. Guess what I did this am? Yes, prewashed that red piece. Didn't bleed, but I'm so grateful to all who posted their help.
Can't wait to see yours finished!
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Wow! I never would have thought of a Jacuzzi!!! So glad it worked for you!
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Old 08-14-2011, 10:46 AM
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Wow! I never would have thought of a Jacuzzi!!! So glad it worked for you!
I think she is talking about her Jacuzzi brand bathtub. I am going to have to show this thread to my DH. He keeps trying to get me to agree to a front-loader. I keep telling him they are not as good for quilting and he will have to put the old top-loader in the garage so I can still use it for quilts.
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I don't know how to help... I just wanted to say I hope somebody here has a solution for you!

Your work is lovely!

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Wow! I never would have thought of a Jacuzzi!!! So glad it worked for you!
I think she is talking about her Jacuzzi brand bathtub. I am going to have to show this thread to my DH. He keeps trying to get me to agree to a front-loader. I keep telling him they are not as good for quilting and he will have to put the old top-loader in the garage so I can still use it for quilts.
Oh, thanks! I missed that about the tub. Changes *entirely* my vision of how it was done!
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