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Originally Posted by janice4
wash fabric with color catcher they are amazing like a dryer sheet ;).
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Rapture -
Trying to imagine how the iron got that close to the girls. Are we suppose to be doing this in the nude???........ Must be where I was making my quilting mistakes. Okay I will try it this afternoon and hope i am finished before company comes.........LOL |
Lol. That's a good one
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Well, better to turn pink now than after the quilt is made!
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Originally Posted by Panther Creek Quilting
Rapture -
Trying to imagine how the iron got that close to the girls. Are we suppose to be doing this in the nude???........ Must be where I was making my quilting mistakes. Okay I will try it this afternoon and hope i am finished before company comes.........LOL |
Originally Posted by beachlady
Try washing it again and you might be surprised that it might go back to the original color. Ask me how I know!!!
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Just so you all know rewashing didn't change anything and the color catchers were a pretty red too.
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Originally Posted by cjomomma
Just so you all know rewashing didn't change anything and the color catchers were a pretty red too.
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Originally Posted by cjomomma
Just so you all know rewashing didn't change anything and the color catchers were a pretty red too.
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Well, speaking of stupid, I had snagged a pretty piece of fabric from my DMIL's stash and decided that I should do a burn test on it to make sure that it was cotton and not a polyester blend. Unfortunately I forgot to drop the scrap of fabric that I was testing into the kitchen sink and ended up with a second-degree one-inch burn on my forearm. And of course this was made even worse by the fact that there was definitely poly in the fabric and I can't use it in the quilt I was planning.
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