jmabby

Yes, I would wash it before giving it to the custoomer.

dglvr

Ditto I think so too. :thumbup: Good luck

OmaForFour

Try some Oxymagic and a paper towel.

Great-great granny

I think I would try something similar to this - but I'd use a clean cloth (paper towels always 'ball up' for me) - try either just warm water or a mild solution of a cleaner. Treat the corners like you are getting a "spot" out of something. Good luck & let us know how it goes.

rita222

I don't think I would wash it without her knowing. I would show her the corners and offer to launder it or give her a break in the price of the work you did. I would be afraid if I washed it, the colors might fade and you would have a bigger problem on hand to explain to her. Good luck--I'm sure she will have some understanding of the situation.

abdconsultant

Wash it.

SandyMac

I have really good luck with the tide pen.

dash2000lbs

I would tell her before washing it ...

silver queen

Have any of you ever tried dry cleaning a quilt? How would that work to prevent any fading?

Wonnie

How dark are the colors used in the quilt top? If you don't think they will fade I'd hand wash just the corners in cold water (you'll need help) and use a mild detergent and rinse well and hang in the shade on a clothesline. You can then press lightly or steam that section when dry. I would probably do one corner first just to make sure everything is okay. Is it just the bare corners, binding or a large section?