CMARAS1234

EXCELLENT FOR Broderie Perse,especially if it has flowers or any designs for applique

Debbie C

I had many yards of co-ordinating Waverly fabric from Calico Corners given to me years ago. It was a highly polished cotton and I made the most beautiful pinwheel quilt with matching shams and box-pleated bedskirt for my daughter. Polished cotton was easy to work on!

GailG

My only experience with polished cotton was that after being washed it lost it's sheen. But the fabric was still bright and soft. Worked well.

Joanie Owen

I used polished cotton for a quilt as you go backing which made it easier to work with than softer cotton. Easier to fold over.

Little Sue 4.9

When I was in elementary school (many many years ago) we had a teacher who taught us to draw pictures on Polished cotton material than place waxed paper on the design and then pressed it with a hot iron. She said it would stay in place forever because of the material we used. I don't have it any more due to my moving every year or two.

countrycousin

They do put fabric protecters on cotton fabric. I have bought that personally. I would make a Sunday best quilt out of it.

happymrs

I bought some pretty polished cotton several years ago, wanted to make a blouse, shirt type, with it. Washed it, tossed it in the dryer, came out looking like normal cotton prints we buy. Made my blouse & still wear it! Just wash it & dry it in pieces, as you want to use it, & it should work out fine...

JUNEC

WOW - what a great deal - Congrats

nancia

i bought a 100% cotton fabric that was teflon coated and i used it in making blocks for a boom swap. i noticed that the seams were harder for the needle to penetrate, which meant that actual quilting was going to be difficult where seams overlapped. i stopped using it for that reason. you may want to play around with it and see if it presents similar problems. it is a beautiful fabric, but mine just wasn't right for quilting. the finish did not wash off.