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See my previous story of bleeding....
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As you can see, the border is two tone gold and the colors have remained bright.
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Don't use it. However, if you must, alum in the water should do the trick.
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I guess you have to ask yourself if it is worth all the time and expense to be able to use just one piece of fabric. IMOO I would toss it. I would use a different piece. But that's just me. Good luck.
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i had this happen to me, and since then, i am fanatical about sorting fabric before i rinse it....i do not usually wash fabric first, but all red gets washed, rinsed and washed and rinsed again.....gina
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I almost did not read this cuzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz thought u had a different kind of bleeder.........glad you are okay.......
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I love using the color catchers too!
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Red is a bad color for bleeding. I resently used red for and inside boarder and as I was pressing, with spray starch I saw that it was going to bleed big time. I ripped it out and put it back in a pile of fabric that I have that is pretty but not useble in quilts. And I labeled it so it won't ever be used in quilts. I think if I was to wash it (too much hassel), it would loose its great bright color.
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Originally Posted by fabric_fancy
i'd let that fabric go it would be terrible for the person receiving the gift to have it ruined in the first washing.
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spacepegs, that is a *gorgeous* quilt! So glad you were able to save it!
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