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Jan
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Don’t you hate it when your prewashed fabrics come out of the washer in a giant tangled up, frayed-edge mess? Toni from Sugar Tart Crafts shares a tip to keep it from happening. Go to her blog to see what she does.
[photo from Sugar Tart Crafts]
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By Anne Weaver
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