rollin', rollin' rollin'.......RAWHIDE!

#32
GF, Thank you so much for this demonstration and the detailed instructions...I agree this must be saved and stickied.

I'm still too scared to wash any of mine by hand....now I know I'll need a professional steam iron and color magnets, if I'm to attempt it at all.
 
#33
EMNH said:
GF, Thank you so much for this demonstration and the detailed instructions...I agree this must be saved and stickied.

I'm still too scared to wash any of mine by hand....now I know I'll need a professional steam iron and color magnets, if I'm to attempt it at all.
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yeah, i found the info so reassuring, but i'm still intimidated. and where does one find spray starch? that's my big question.
 
#34
GF ~ This Is One Fabulous Thread. I Have Using Been Your Method, Since You First Posted It. It's So Easy & Works So Well. Thank You Again For This:heart::heart::heart:
 
#42
This thread turns up exactly on time! I have just won an ebay auction for a "Les Plumes" scarf. I usually wash all my H scarves myself, and have never had any problems so far....This worries me a bit, since it's old, and there are lots of different colors on a white background....What do the experts say??? The hems are really flat, so I would really like to give it a special treatment, as GF has so well explained in this thread....PLEASE advise me!
 
#43
Go for it, Duna!!!!!! Do they sell those colour-catchers HG mentioned where you are? She sent me some, and I have to say they're FABULOUS! Use those, and you should be fine!

COOL water!!!!!!!
 
#44
Thanks GF! Yes, I actually have those color catchers, but I always forget to use them!:rolleyes: I haven't received the scarf yet, but I'll let you know how it goes!
 
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