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Originally Posted by virtualbernie
I don't prewash either fabric or batting. All gets washed after the quilt is done then it shrinks together if at all.
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I have washed all kinds of batting in my front loader washer. I most always pre-wash my fabric. I don't want my quilts to have the puckery look especially table toppers, table runners and placemats. When I dry batting and fabric, I don't let it get completely dry and press the fabric and lay the batting on my bed and smooth it out to dry. I've never had a problem and never have to worry about colors running or I use a color catcher.
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Thank all of you for your replies. I cannot trick my washer into anything, the door locks as soon as the water starts. And you cannot open the door of a front loader when there is water in there.
The NO's are 2 to 1 over the YES's so I think I will not worry but I like the idea of laying it out of the bed for a while. |
i always prewash if i'm making a childrens quilt
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No, I have never prewashed. I have on occasion put it in the dryer with a damp towel to release some of the wrinkles.
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No to prewashing Warm and Natural batting. Never have - never will.
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I only prewash all my fabrics, nothing else.
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Originally Posted by virtualbernie
I don't prewash either fabric or batting. All gets washed after the quilt is done then it shrinks together if at all.
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no I don't prewash anything Iv never had any problems with batting or fabric
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Never thought of pre-washing the batting!
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