| Jacquard fabric is great for many things that you might | | | | When you use jacquard fabric in a quilt, you will find |
| want to make. You can use this fabric in many | | | | that many of the colors that it is available in are solids. |
| projects, and get great results from it every time. | | | | While many quilters will use solids, some do not care |
| Because this fabric is not colorfast, you will want to | | | | for them at all. You can always find a coordinating |
| wash all of the dye out of it before you try to use it in | | | | print, and use the solid as the back drop or the other |
| a quilt or even sewn next to another fabric in | | | | way around. You will get great effects from using this |
| something that may be washed. When you do not | | | | fabric in your projects whatever they might be. |
| wash your fabrics before they go into your projects, | | | | Another thing that you might want to consider is if you |
| you are running a risk of the fabric dyes running out | | | | are planning on hand quilting your quilt made with this |
| into your other colors, and you will have a big mess. | | | | fabric. Jacquard fabric is tougher to needle than most, |
| However, by simply running cold water over the fabric | | | | and you might find yourself struggling with that. |
| until all of the dye is gone, you can get rid of the | | | | However, it can be done, if you work at it, but it wont |
| excess dye that is lurking in your fabric, and not have | | | | be easy. |
| to worry about this issue. | | | | |