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Thanks for sharing. I have 2 of these cardboard cutting boards and use both. the second one I got at a garage sale for $1.00. It had some marker damage in a crease.
Originally Posted by Bree123
(Post 7531547)
Forgot to add ... you could always block the quilts. It should get many of the wrinkles out. I've done it with mini quilts where it matters to me that it's smoother. It's quite easy. I use a thin plastic tarp from Home Depo, some T-pins (JAF) & a spray bottle. It supposedly works even better if you can block on a large heat resistant-water resistant surface and add a bit of heat with the iron, but I never have. Just gently pull the quilt so it is smooth but not too taught (same as if you are preparing backing for sandwiching). http://www.adventurequilter.com/e-Le.../Blocking.html
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Personally, though, if I know it's going to be used as bedding/play mat, I intentionally leave the crinkles in so the recipient doesn't think she "ruined" the quilt. |
I love the crinkling that occurs after the first wash. I call it "quilty goodness." :)
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