Dryer Lint from Rag Quilt
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This was just a small rag quilt so if you do a big one, please check the lint catcher every 10 minutes or so. This looks like it could be dangerous but it's so beautiful. It could almost pass for an original Jackson Pollock. :-D
This is the tutorial for the rag quilt I'm refering to.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-106335-1.htm
This is the tutorial for the rag quilt I'm refering to.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-106335-1.htm
#4
I just finished a baby rag quilt. I took mine to the laundrymat though. I thought the lint would be mostly in the dryer but it wasn't. There was more in the washer than the dryer, surprised me!
I agree, you're lint looks very pretty! Most of mine was all wet so it didn't have the beauty yours does. :lol: Hope you post a picture of your finished quilt.
I agree, you're lint looks very pretty! Most of mine was all wet so it didn't have the beauty yours does. :lol: Hope you post a picture of your finished quilt.
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Originally Posted by charmpacksplus
This was just a small rag quilt so if you do a big one, please check the lint catcher every 10 minutes or so. This looks like it could be dangerous but it's so beautiful. It could almost pass for an original Jackson Pollock. :-D
Hilarious - it really is pretty
#10
speaking of dryer lint
here's a link to someone's masterpiece out of dryer lint - its the last supper.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/...from-her-dryer
here's a link to someone's masterpiece out of dryer lint - its the last supper.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/...from-her-dryer
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