If you frequently wash a 100% cotton patchwork quilt in hot water, using harsh detergents, bleach, and over dry it on high heat in your dryer, it is GUARANTEED to SHRINK, FADE, and WEAR OUT, FASTER! MACHINE WASHING NEWER QUILTS • Do NOT over-wash any cotton quilt, new or older

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Jul 06, 2015 Because the heavy machine quilting can distort the shape of a quilt. And while the distortion might not be visible at all when the quilting is done, you become aware of it when you wash the quilt for the first time. ... I do this because I was taught that a washing machine is harmful to a quilt . I’m not sure if a dryer is harmful or not. but

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Turn on the machine and complete the washing cycle. Tumble dry on low removing it from the dryer while it is still slightly damp. You can skip the dryer altogether by either line drying or laying your quilt fabric out flat to dry. If you will be using your fabric immediately, then iron

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But, like the dryer, quilts can be too large for the machine to handle thus you need some non-wash methods to achieve your objective. 1. Use the dryer - when the quilt fits, put a dryer sheet or two inside, and then add your quilt

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Sep 04, 2019 Place quilt in tub/sink and fully submerge. 6. Agitate the quilt gently for 10 minutes then drain the tub of its soapy contents. 7. Refill with fresh cold water 8. Add 1 cup of distilled white vinegar to the water (By doing this you are clearing much of the residue left behind from the detergent all while softening the quilt to keep its bright

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Item #2120 Gold, Tan, Green and Pink. Measures 50 x 65 Price $225.00 Handmade reversible quilt you will use for generations. 100% Cotton fabric and batting. Machine wash on gentle, warm dryer. Free shipping to the continental United States

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Mar 28, 2013 If it is a quilt it is going to be washed on a 30/40 degree wool type was and that on my washing machine gives a 1000 spin. The batting/wadding always comes out fine and just needs to be draped over something to dry naturally. I have used the dryer occasionally, and that is fine but usually just leave it to dry naturally over night

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Aug 31, 2017 1. Fill the washing machine with water and dissolve the soap. 2. Place the quilt in the machine. Let it soak for up to 15 minutes, checking it frequently to make sure the fabric dyes are stable and not running onto neighboring fabrics. If desired, agitate the quilt

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50 wt. 3-ply polyester thread. Designed for quilting, sewing, and to be used in the bobbin. So Fine! #50 is a lint-free, matte-finish, smooth filament polyester thread. Due to its fine nature, So Fine! #50 is an excellent blending thread and loved by both longarm and home machine quilters. Available in 134 colors

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Dec 08, 2017 Machine Washing Tips. It is usually acceptable to wash your quilt in your washing machine at home, however, if your quilt is extra-large, you might need to use a commercial washing machine. When washing your quilt, use cold water and a detergent that is free of any dyes, bleach, or scents. You can find a mild detergent at your local grocery store

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May 16, 2017 Fill the washing machine with water. Unfold and submerge the batting in the water and turn the machine off! DON’T AGITATE! Allow the batting to soak for a while and then spin the moisture out. The batting can then be tossed in the dryer with a large towel to get most of the moisture out. Lay the batting on a flat surface to finish drying

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Apr 19, 2015 Posts: 23,641. if this is a quilt made to be used for everyday -. if I had a large enough dryer, I would dry it in a dryer instead of line drying -. because I feel that line drying causes more stress to some of the fibers

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Apr 11, 2005 Trim down to about an 1/8th of an Inch all around the applique,then making a small slit in the dryer sheet,turn your design right side out. Advertisement Then press and place & pin on your quilt block.I call It the Eleanor Burns Way

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May 17, 2011 Posts: 1,692. I wash them in a topload machine on gentle (even king sizes) and hang to dry on the line and the fluff in the dryer on delicate or low heat. I use a gentle liquid detergent to wash them, usually Zero/Woolite for colours and always, always use colour catchers. Reply. quilterella

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Oct 10, 2016 Re: Can you put wool batting in the dryer. Some quilters will say never tumble dry wool batting & to hand wash the quilt in a tub, then lay it out on some old sheets on the grass, in the shade, to dry. I had a problem with that for a few reasons. I've found that most say it should be okay if you stick to the maximum quilt distance

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