luminious when wet
Sometimes, after I make a potholder I notice a stain on one of the fabrics, sometimes there a funny smell. I always wash my fabric before using it, but I guess some slip through and some have been in boxes in my studio so long they need another washing. So some of my potholders get hand washed in cold water. If the stain comes out and the smell goes away it goes to a customer, if not it goes to a friend or I keep it myself.
I haven’t had to wash many, but when I do they remind me of the rocks and shells you find on the beach. They glisten and shine when wet, but when you get them home and they dry off, the color fades.
Both are still beautiful and the potholders more functional than when wet, but it’s always a bit disappointing.

January 1st, 2010 at 3:28 pm
Happy New Year Maria! One full of good health, lots of love and happiness, prosperity, and peace. Lots of kisses to Frieda too.
Cindy Chambers
January 27th, 2010 at 2:59 pm
Dear Maria,
When I was gazing at your quilta today I got a kick out of the names you give them. The “Resentment Quilt” is very appropriately named and reminded me of the cluttered and bitter mind currently being acted out by one of my family members.
Keep up your beautiful work.
Marje