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Marty
I just found an old wool ripple stitch afghan that had been drycleaned and put away. I noticed that either moths had gotten to it or one particular yarn has not held up. It is the afghan where you used up old skeins of yarn so it is very multicolored. I need help knowing how to stabilize the damage and repair the sections that are damaged. I know for sure it is wool and probably 30-50 years old. Thanks
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