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Old 04-30-2014, 08:20 AM
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A friend gave me a bag of Crown Royal bags to play with, so I made this lap throw (39" x 49") and a 15" square pillow. I used a mottled gold/beige fabric on the backs. After they were finished, I washed them...and discovered two things. The purple from the bags bleeds a lot, and little fuzzies from the bags migrated to the flannel back of the quilt. I had lots of purple fuzz balls on the gold fabric, as well as blotchy purple spots. After several washings with dye catchers, and a session with an electric fuzz remover, it's finally done! I earned some "patience points" on this quilt.

If I make another one, I'll use a regular quilting cotton (non flannel) of a dark color on the back of the quilt. Hopefully, that will eliminate the bleeding and defuzzing process!
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nicely done. the pillow is striking. thanks for the heads up on the bleeding bags
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My son would love this quilt. It turned out really nice. I am glad that you didn't give up on it.
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Nice job on these. A patience project definitely!
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​It looks great! Good to know they bleed and you made a nice save.
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Looks great!
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Nice!!! You did a great job!
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What a great idea, and yes you get extra patient points for that one. I may have left the ffuzzier and called the a design choice.
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Very nice. I love those bags too
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Great use of those bags. I made one for my step son. It was fun designing it! He was so excited to get it!
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