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11th April 10, 07:17 AM
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Another factor would be if the original wool is treated to be washable or not.
Treated wool can be washed in a machine, and will not felt, so if all your original yarn is washable then the fabric is too.
Anne the Pleater :ootd:
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11th April 10, 05:48 PM
#2
I've never done anything to "prep" the tartan. And I agree with Matt - I've never experienced any issues, either.
Well, I take that back. The only time I've had to prep tartan is when the tartan comes badly skewed from the mill (true of some of the F&K tartan in the last couple of years). I learned the hard way that you have to take care of this before you start sewing.
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11th April 10, 10:09 PM
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 Originally Posted by Barb T.
. . .tartan comes badly skewed from the mill (true of some of the F&K tartan in the last couple of years). I learned the hard way that you have to take care of this before you start sewing.
How do you go about fixing that? I've only worked with F&K material once, but for future reference it'd be great to know how to handle that.
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