A tip for drying chenille bedspreads -- which I imagine is equally good for robes, etc. -- that's not only green, but probably safer to do with your vintage chenille collectibles that you're afraid to put in the dryer. And, yes, this is a way to keep the chenille fluffy!
What’s The Difference Between “Antique,” “Vintage,” & “Retro”?
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Helping buyers, collectors, and, yes, antique dealers, vintage sellers, and
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Oh I wish I'd of read this before I put my chenille antique baby blanket in the dryer. But no harm was done. And the dryer did fluff up the chenille even more so since I purchased it. I'm going to be posting it on my blog soon.
This one looks delicious. Thanks!
Such a delightful blog.. I enjoyed reading a lot of your posts. This one on the chenille will come in handy..
hugs,
seagal
What a great idea - thanks for sharing!
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