margie77072

If using the dye catcher doesn't work, applique a gingham heart over the blocks. Or just a red heart, since you plan on throwing the scraps away.

klutzyquilter

Beautiful work .... love it .... also loved this ....

I'll keep this in mind !! ;-)

maryhopkins39

OOO, That embroidered panel is so pretty too! Can the offending fabrics be taken out? Ohter folks advise is better than mine.
I feel for you!

brendadawg

Believe it or not, I had a black and white fleece blanket that I got in with some red prints in my wash -- and forgot the color catcher. The white part of the blanket was pink! I washed it again with more items (but no reds) with a color catcher and the pink washed out. Nice white on the blanket again. Maybe yours will do that also.

AnnieH

Fingers crossed for you.

IBQUILTIN

Soak the whole thing with a color grabber. It will work. I know, I did it with a hand qppliqued batik. Do not wring it out, just roll it in a towel, then let it dry flat.

rob529

My heart hurts for you. So pretty. You're stitchery is beautiful. Good luck.
Robin in TX

MommaDorian

That is beautiful!! I hope the color catcher gets it out.

OHSue

The table runner is so cute, love the embroidery.
But I had to write and ask what my cat is doing as your avatar? :lol: :lol: :lol:

apples galore

If the suggestions already given don't work, Prewash fabric of the same as the blocks that bled, turn under and iron seam allowance, (I would use 3/8" as 1/4" is too difficult for me to iron) then blind stitch, or ladder stitch both squares over top of ruined squares and requilt each square. If you don't tell, I'll bet no one will ever notice! Patty