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Old 06-27-2011, 10:44 PM
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I just ironed my quilt sandwich and it's 2:45 am so I can't quilt it tonight. Am I able to leave this until tomorrow or will it fall apart? I don't want to have to iron this again.
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Old 06-27-2011, 10:46 PM
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I,ve done it so many times and nothing happened. Are you able to lay it flat on the floor or a big table? it would be better. Go get some sleep.
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Fusibles are supposed to last.
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Old 06-27-2011, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Charming
I,ve done it so many times and nothing happened. Are you able to lay it flat on the floor or a big table? it would be better. Go get some sleep.
awesome thank you :)
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Now go to bed...you need to be quilting tomorrow...lol
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I,ve done it so many times and nothing happened. Are you able to lay it flat on the floor or a big table? it would be better. Go get some sleep.
awesome thank you :)
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Old 06-27-2011, 11:38 PM
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Now go to bed...you need to be quilting tomorrow...lol
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I,ve done it so many times and nothing happened. Are you able to lay it flat on the floor or a big table? it would be better. Go get some sleep.
awesome thank you :)
We should all get some sleep. LOL
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You sound so like me...I sandwiched my quilt last night but it was gone midnight and the alarm was set for 6am as I have to be in London today (live in UK).... so I had to leave it....fortunatly woke before the alarm and got it under the machine and just did a tiny bit.....but it feels good to know I have started...now on the train to London and thinking roll on tonight....FMQ evening...yeah !
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I have heard of people leaving it fused together for weeks. I think you'll be ok.
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