Warm or Cold
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Warm or hot water, it depends... Hand dyed, batiks, reds, blues and blacks all get hot water as they seem to me to have the most tendency to bleed and I want to make sure it all comes out :wink: The rest using warm, as most of the time this is how they will be washed once the quilt is finished.
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Thanks Amma.Ii was thinking about the same Do you put vinager and anything in the water to set the dye?
. I'm making a sampler type quilt, a BOM , from BlockCentral. Iwanted to use the fabrics as the example and had to order out of Portland, I live in Alberta. By the way Iam very pleased with the shop's service and price . They had all but one on sale. The store is The Quited Castle. i think it is a small family owned business.
. I'm making a sampler type quilt, a BOM , from BlockCentral. Iwanted to use the fabrics as the example and had to order out of Portland, I live in Alberta. By the way Iam very pleased with the shop's service and price . They had all but one on sale. The store is The Quited Castle. i think it is a small family owned business.
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