Bite the Bullet - Purchased Home Deco Fab
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I decided to purchase a couple of yards of Home Deco fabr to try in a quilt
https://www.fabric.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=6a902b32-bcba-4368-9954-4072ab5f1865]https://www.fabric.com/ProductDetail...4-4072ab5f1865[/url]
Above is what I purchased. At $1.95 yd - and free shipping for orders over $35 - IT REALLY WAS A KNOW BRAINER - Sorry - about the caps but chubby fingers keep hitting the cap lock -
https://www.fabric.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=6a902b32-bcba-4368-9954-4072ab5f1865]https://www.fabric.com/ProductDetail...4-4072ab5f1865[/url]
Above is what I purchased. At $1.95 yd - and free shipping for orders over $35 - IT REALLY WAS A KNOW BRAINER - Sorry - about the caps but chubby fingers keep hitting the cap lock -
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I checked it out. Very pretty and definitely a good deal but I would be concerned about the weight. If it were me I would be sure and use a block with larger pieces and make sure that whatever you put with it is a like weight. Just my thoughts. :-D
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Originally Posted by Boxer mom
I saw these, but did you notice what I did? It is dry clean only.
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I used a home deco fabric for a backing in a table cloth, since I didn't want a batting and it worked great, gave it a good weight so it hangs nice and stays in place. It is even reversable.....Washed and machine dried first.
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