Antique Cotton

Antique Cotton

Quilting question about typing. Can anyone help?

Ok, so I stick this warm and natural quilt. It is 100% cotton. When her quilt before washing, then washed, give us your quilt type that looks old age because the collapse of batters. I wash the stick first because they want the antique look in my next quilt, but then how do we know that many batters get if you're afraid? Should I get about one third most? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I love using natural hot padded covers a large part of my team. Here some information on How to pre-shrink the stick: the contraction of approximately 3% with first washing. Many quilters prefer not pre-washed to achieve the unique effect created by the slight narrowing of the batting, wash the duvet finished. Please follow these instructions if you want to pre-wash your Batt: Hand wash in a basin or tub with a mild detergent. Do not shake or spin in your washing machine. Soak for 20 minutes, then rinse several times. Drain water. Rolling in a towel will help eliminate excess water. Dry in the dryer hot or cold, or dry flat. Once quilted cotton warm and natural can be washed machine and again without fear of separation or grouping. You can find more information on the stick here: http://www.warmcompany.com/wnpage.html

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