threadsdmr

I would be returning it so they can see what is does. And at the price of fabric these days get an exchange for something else.

elm

Take it back to the store. I bet you'll get the chance to swap it for a different piece of fabric.

RonieM

I'd rather toss a bad piece of fabric than have it ruin a project.

sandy l

Had a piece of flannel like that once, and I wouldn't even keep it to use for the vets cage pads.

raptureready

I put bleeders in with blenders, use them in utility scrap quilts and don't give it another thought. Sometimes adding a large handful or two of salt to the water will help set the color.

abc123retired

This doesn't sound like Kona-black or otherwise. I think the bolt was mismarked in the store.

Kath12

that is a good idea! Take it back

marciacp

I think I would take it back to the shop where you bought it and get a refund. I agree
that it should not have done that and I would not use it in a quilt. As far as it doing
differently from the other fabrics, that could be because it wasn't as good a grade as
the others. If it came from a quilt shop, it should be quilt shop quality, but if it came
from a box store, you never know what you will get. Anyway, take it back and get
your money back. )
Have a Blessed Day!
Marcia

joyce blint

I came dangerously close this wk. Got a new McCall's pattern onsale=$1.00, and Christmas fabric $20.00 w postage. Was making my 16 mo-old GD a dress. Her mother (my DD) took one look and said, " You don't actually expect her to wear that outside the hse, do you?" I was going to pitch it, but loved the fabric so much, I took the dress apart and am making doll clothes and hot pads from it. I'm glad I got her opinion before completing it, so I could put the fab to gd use.

jeanharville

I've enjoyed "hearing" so many things one can do with unwanted fabric. That is one reason I love this board, there is no end to the creative ideas here.