Thanks for the tip! And I love your quilt!!!
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I use cheap gift wrap tissue paper and don't remove it. When I wash the finished quilt, the tissue paper just dissolves in the wash like it was never there.
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Did washing the quilt top fray the seam allowances? I would be afraid of reducing the already scant quarter inch. I would love to wash some tops I need to quilt that sometimes have a scent that flares up my allergies.
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Sval - My border frayed a bit, but I hadn't squared my quilt top yet, so I wasn't concerned about that. I didn't have a scant 1/4 inch ... I was pretty generous with my seam allowance (always am with PP so if I pull out stitches when I remove the paper it's easy to fix LOL), and the seams didn't appear to suffer!
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I love your quilt!. I'm not a paper piecer, but if I did do paper piecing, I think I would put the top with the paper on it in a large mesh bag for laundering or lingerie and wash it that way, to save any of the paper getting into the lint trap of my washer and costing me a repair bill down the road.
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My tip is to spritz the papers which will wet them enough to easily remove. yes, it still takes some time but this works best for me. Love the quilt !!
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Also if you just spritz it & let it sit awhile helps too.
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I fold on the stitching lines several times. Tweezers are a help too, but the price we pay for those intricate points
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That worked! I usually do it the har way, also.
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So happy this worked for you Marion. The quilt is awesome.
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