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Old 10-20-2010, 08:07 AM
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wash and DRY!!
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I just want to add my suggestion. Wash and dry your flannel fabric first and sew with a deeper seam than a scant 1/4 inch because it can unravel with lots of loving use. Perhaps a 3/8 seam.
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Starching the fabric after prewashing can make it easier to work with too :D:D:D
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Thanks. That makes sense!
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