Getting ready to cut up some thrift store shirts for a quilt and am wondering should I prewash the shirts. Kinda think that I should but wouldn't they have already be washed and shrunk?
Sheila |
YES!!!!! You don't know what germs, pet hair, and what-not are on them.
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Originally Posted by qbquilts
YES!!!!! You don't know what germs, pet hair, and what-not are on them.
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Originally Posted by Panther Creek Quilting
Getting ready to cut up some thrift store shirts for a quilt and am wondering should I prewash the shirts. Kinda think that I should but wouldn't they have already be washed and shrunk?
Sheila |
I prewash almost everything before cutting it.
Minimizes unpleasant surprises later. |
Things I buy at the thrift store never make it past the laundry room until they have been washed and dried.
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Yes always wash first. Never know were it has been. Plus who is touching it. Plus you never buy used shoes from thrift stores.
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Deffinatelly YES!!!
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Ditto ... straight from my car to the washer when I come home.
Likewise, even new fabric goes right to the washer. This way I know everything in my home has been washed and is ready to cut when the notion strikes me! |
Originally Posted by grann of 6
Originally Posted by Panther Creek Quilting
Getting ready to cut up some thrift store shirts for a quilt and am wondering should I prewash the shirts. Kinda think that I should but wouldn't they have already be washed and shrunk?
Sheila |
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