I don't know if I'd have had the patience to undo all that quilting but you go girl!
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Another reason I like and use polyester batting, it never shrinks. I would have thrown it away. The quilt top turned out beautifully. I am glad you got it all fixed up.
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Wow! What a lesson in patience and love! You made a beautiful quilt...twice!! And so great that you have your mum to help you out! You are both my hero!
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Oh my! I don't think I would have had the patience to undo a whole quilt at least not right away. I would have made a new quilt. I admire you for sticking with it. It's beautiful.
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Hi Kathy - you are an absolute star! I missed this thread first time round because i wasn't here yet. :mrgreen:
I nearly was sick when I saw the puckered picture and truly applaud your patience and perseverance in turning your beautiful top into a stunning quilt. :-D On a personal level, I'm sooo glad I saw this because I'm nearly done handquilting a double size quilt for our bed with Hobbs Wool and was only discussing with DH last night about how to wash/dry it when I'm done. So thank you, thank you thank you for this! I think I'll mock up a sandwich with the wool and see what the wool settings on my washer and dryer do before putting the quilt in there. :-D |
Love your quilt. And I'm cring for you. All that hard work and to have to do it over. Great save.
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Originally Posted by Shadow Dancer
Could you wash it again and then lay it out, block it and let it dry flat?
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Truly, the way you saved this quilt is incredible :)
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That is so sad but I am glad that you were able to get it unquilted. So much extra work......I feel your pain.
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As a quilter, that's hard to look at. I'm so sorry, I can't imagine how you felt when you took it out of the dryer. Good luck.
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