Here is a photo of my rag quilt that wont rag properly so you can hopefully help me....
12-22-2009, 05:31 AM
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the dryer is where the fluffing/fraying really happens,but if you trim your frayed edges down to 1/2" and closer together that will help,
i take mine out of the dryer, probably at least 3 times before it's done and take it outside for a good shake, then return it (after emptying the over-flowing lint trap)it will fluff up beautifully as soon as it gets the dryer treatment.
i take mine out of the dryer, probably at least 3 times before it's done and take it outside for a good shake, then return it (after emptying the over-flowing lint trap)it will fluff up beautifully as soon as it gets the dryer treatment.
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