Silk fiber summer quilt weight 2.5 to 3KG

Instructions

1. Clean the Silk Comforter

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     Prepare to sun-cure the silk comforter. Sun curing is a technique that will remove trapped moisture from within the comforter.

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     Hang the comforter inside the cover on a clothesline and leave it in the sun for up to two hours.

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     Remove from the clothesline after the time has elapsed.

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     Place the comforter inside the cover into a dryer. Set the dryer to the air cycle and leave the silk comforter in for 30 minutes as an alternative option to sun-curing outside.

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     Repeat the sun-curing process whenever the silk comforter feels heavy with moisture.

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     Clean the silk comforter more extensively by finding a dry cleaner that specializes in cleaning silk garments.

   Clean the Comforter Cover

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     Remove the comforter cover when it is dirty and zip all zippers. Place it in the washing machine and set the washing machine to a cold, gentle cycle.

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     Remove the comforter cover from the washing machine and shake it vigorously to remove wrinkles.

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     Place the comforter cover into the dryer and set the dryer to a low temperature.

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     Remove when the dryer cycle finishes and place the silk comforter back inside the comforter cover.

Tips & Warnings

• Place a comforter cover over the silk comforter to protect it.

• Do not launder a silk comforter more than is necessary because washing will decrease the quality and appearance of the comforter.

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Help! How Do I Figure Out What a Fabric is Made From?

Do you ever buy fabrics online and flea markets? What about your non-quilting friends, do they ever offer to give you excess fabrics? Have you received fabrics in a swap that you're just not sure about? Unless you absolutely recognize fabrics as quilting cottons, there's no way of knowing their fiber content without performing a few tests.

One way to identify fabric content is to perform a fabric burn test, an easy way to help you determine if a fabric is 100-percent cotton -- or something else. Be sure to perform the burn test outside on a day that's not windy, or in a well ventilated area inside.

Burn Test Supplies

• The fabric(s) you want to test
• A flameproof container with walls -- try a large ashtray
• Long matches or another source of a small flame
• Long tweezers or a hemostat

Perform the Fabric Burn Test

1. Cut small swatches of each fabric you want to test. Two-inch squares are fine.
2. Place a swatch in your fireproof container and ignite a corner of the fabric.
3. Pay attention to the odor of the smoke.
   • Cotton smells like burning paper.
   • An odor similar to burning hair or feathers indicates wool or silk fibers, but silk doesn't always burn as easily as wool.
   • A darkish plume of smoke that smells like chemicals or burning plastic probably means the fabric is a cotton/polyester blend.
4. Examine the ashes after they've cooled.
   • Cotton ashes are soft and fine. They turn to dust when touched.
   • Black, brittle remnants that crush between your fingers indicate wool.
   • Hard lumps are the remains of melted synthetic fibers.
5. Take one more step. Unravel a clump of threads from another small swatch of the fabric. Hold the clump with tweezers and slowly move a small flame towards the clump.
   • Cotton fibers ignite as the flame draws near.
   • Synthetic fibers curl away from the heat and tend to melt.

To see exactly how each type of fabric reacts, do experimental burn tests on fabrics you know are made from cotton, cotton/polyester blends, wool and other fibers.

Fabrics Sometimes Mistaken for Cotton

• Linen is similar to cotton but burns more slowly.
• Rayon still burns after the flame is removed, and although it has an odor similar to cotton/paper, it does not have an afterglow after removing it from the flame. Cotton producea an afterglow.

If You Don't Think the Fabric is Cotton

Most of us make the majority of our quilts with 100-percent cotton fabrics, but there's no rule that you must sew with one type of fabric or another. Go ahead and use a fabric if you like it, but do try to determine what type of fabric it is so that you'll know how to care for the quilt when it's finished.

One bit of advice, most quilt block and fabric swaps do require that you use all-cotton fabrics. Reserve fabrics made from other materials for your own use or for swaps that allow variations

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