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Seems a bit tedious to have to reblock it every time you wash it. No thanks. LOL
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Originally Posted by Phoppe
Seems a bit tedious to have to reblock it every time you wash it. No thanks. LOL
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Cattywompus-one of my favorite words, my Dad used to say that. No way would I block a quilt every time I washed it. It seems if you prewashed your fabric and cut it on the grain, and your blocks were even, there would be no need. But then, I only dust every two weeks, so I would be the wrong person to make commentary on someone who wanted to Martha Stewart it up.
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Originally Posted by jzaaboo
Cattywompus-one of my favorite words, my Dad used to say that. No way would I block a quilt every time I washed it. It seems if you prewashed your fabric and cut it on the grain, and your blocks were even, there would be no need. But then, I only dust every two weeks, so I would be the wrong person to make commentary on someone who wanted to Martha Stewart it up.
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I block the quilts I show because I like having them hang straight, and blocking helps that. It takes about an hour to do a queen size. It can be back breaking but it's worth it, even if it's just to see the quilt laid out flat so I can admire it.
Quilts that I put on my bed do not get blocked. Janet |
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Originally Posted by Prism99
Originally Posted by toomanycats
OK so you block your quilt when you are done..then, do you have to reblock it everytime you wash it?
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I never hard of this...will have to google it.
http://www.hgtv.com/video/tips-for-b...deo/index.html here is a good video on blocking a quilt |
Originally Posted by carolaug
I never hard of this...will have to google it.
http://www.hgtv.com/video/tips-for-b...deo/index.html here is a good video on blocking a quilt |
I have never blocked one of my quilts. My quilts are meant to be used. Wouldn't you have to do to this after every time it was washed? I don't see the point.
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