Making baby quilt
With flannel back, should I wash it first? Thank you for your help, Michele
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Yes. Wash with same settings on washer/dryer as end user. Flannel is much frailer than standard quilter's cotton because of how it's processed & is more prone to shrinking.
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i usually wash flannel twice... it shrinks some more with the second washing
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Yes, I would say definitely to wash the flannel first because it does shrink a lot.
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Thank you , girls. Michele
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I would. Flannel has a tendency to shrink more. I don't usually wash other fabric - I know horror or horrors for some people. I can hear you gasp now!
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I very seldom wash before, never had problem but, there's always a first time. Michele
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Absolutely, as flannel will shrink more than 100% cotton fabrics.
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I would definitely wash the flannel first and if the baby quilt is a gift, I would attach a card with laundry instructions.
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Flannel shrinkage can add to the puffiness of a quilt that is not too closely quilted -- if you like that look.
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