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I wash it. I like the old fashioned crinkled look.
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Originally Posted by justwannaquilt
I don't prewash fabric (I did however recently wash a bunch of red fabric but did not use hot water nor did I machine dry it, so no shrinking lol) because I like the krinkle look. So I always make sure I wash quilts so they krinkle prior to giving them as gifts so the gift getter doesn't think they "messed" up the quilt!
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How many of you taht wash them dry the quilts or do you just hang them or lay them flat to air dry????
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I have done both. Now I use synthropol in a delicate cycle to wash finished quilts and dry low until dry. So far it works great!
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I have done both. Now I use synthropol in a delicate cycle to wash finished quilts and dry low until dry. So far it works great!
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Originally Posted by retired2pa
I'm curious....after you finish a project that will be given to someone, do you wash it first or just give it "new"? What if it's for a small child?
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I always wash it first, to get stray threads, markings, etc off.
Kind Regards, MaryAnna |
I wash with free detergent (no scent or dyes). I want to wash off the quilt lines if any and I like to have the material pucker up. When I do consignment quilts I normally do not launder them but I do send instructions for laundering along.
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I generally toss mine in the dryer with a damp towel. It takes the lint and stray hair off but leaves the crisp look.
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I always wash and iron my quilts before giving to someone. I figure just the oils in your fingers and sometimes ordinary smells in the house i.e. cooking can cling to the fabric
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