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Apr 9, 2015 · My first quilt in HS home ec in the 60s was 30s embroidered and crayoned muslin blocks with then new poly/cotton blend sashing. It survived using regularly and washing/drying …

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Apr 9, 2015 · My first quilt in HS home ec in the 60s was 30s embroidered and crayoned muslin blocks with then new poly/cotton blend sashing. It survived using regularly and washing/drying …

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Apr 10, 2015 · Main - can I mix 100% cotton with poly/cotton? - sure, why not?

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Using Poly/cotton Blend For The Back Fabric..... - The Quilting …

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Mar 5, 2013 · I haven't used poly cotton blend for my quilts but I have used 100% cotton sheets purchased on sale for the backing. Sheets on sale is cheaper than buying cotton from a quilt …

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Can I Mix Cottons With Cotton/poly Blends? - Quiltingboard Forums

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Mar 29, 2011 · Main - Can I mix cottons with cotton/poly blends? - Hi all... here's the deal... I've collected old shirts and thought they were all 100% cotton. But today, when I started cutting …

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I may have said Polycotton is cheap, but that is only true when compared to 100% cotton fabrics. But when compared to 100% polyester fabrics, it is expensive. But thankfully, here we are …

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Nov 24, 2020 · Quiltingboard Forums > Main > Help with Thin Polycotton; Username. Remember Me? ... I would look for a 100% cotton fabric that comes close to the pattern of your …

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Post 7159582 - This is a discussion forum. Thread: can I mix 100% cotton with poly/cotton? View Single Post 04-09-2015, 03:38 PM #9 lynnie. Power Poster . Join Date: Apr 2010. Location: …

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Is Poly/cotton Mix Fabric Safe For Baby Quilt? - Quiltingboard Forums

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Sep 30, 2010 · My kids certainly wore clothes that were not 100% cotton. Many crib sheets are not 100% cotton, and many store bought bedding sets are not 100% cotton or contain poly …

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Poly-cotton Vs. 100% Cotton In Black - Quiltingboard Forums

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Oct 24, 2012 · Main - poly-cotton vs. 100% cotton in black - i am about to embark on two more modern quilts, both of which will require black as a framing/sashing fabric. what has your …

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Can I use poly/cotton fabric for quilts?

Using Poly/Cotton Fabrics for Quilts I have been sewing for over 30 years, and have quite an extensive fabric stash, which I am cleaning out. I am keeping the cotton fabrics, which I can use for quilting. However, I have a lot of poly/cotton fabric, which I understand is taboo for quilts; one should use only cotton fabrics.. My question is, why? ...

Should I use 100% cotton fabric for a quilt?

Quilts should provide warmth & love and that's not limited to 100% cotton fabric. I think a lot depends on the blend. If everything is preshrunk first, (I'm a prewasher) and you like the way the fabrics go together, I see no reason not to use them. Some of the blends do pill and that might be one of the reasons not to use them. ...

Is polycotton 100% cotton?

Polycotton is a blend of synthetic and cotton fibres and is typically composed of 80% polyester and 20% cotton across much of our polycotton but this can vary dependant on suppliers and batches sourced. A common misconception is that 100% Cotton items are of the best quality. ...

Can I use a cotton blend if I use all blends?

You can use the blends if a you use all blends. The reason they say not to use them with the cottons is because of the shrinkage difference. If you are making wall hangings or something that wont be washed, anything goes!!!! You can really do anything you want, its your quilt! Oh and welcome to the board!!! ...