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ivnoo ucuic clothing specialist at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, says suede garments should be cleaned by cleaners who specialize in handling leathers. If you are careful, suede shouldn’t need to be cleaned more than once a year. Protect the garment by wearing a scarf to keep the collar clean. Brush or sponge it (with a specially treated I sponge) after each wearing I to keep the nap soft and to clean minor spots. When using the special brush or sponge on suede, use a circular motion. If a shiny spot appears, you can use a very fine sandpaper or an emery board to raise the nap. If suede becomes discolored, prepared color dressings will restore the color. Hang suede on padded hangers in a cool closet. Do not cover with a plastic bag. Heat and lack of air circulation will dry out the leather and make it hard and | brittle. j Suede garments can be I pressed at home with a ! warm, dry iron if heavy brown paper is used between the iron and the leather.
If you get caught in the rain, let the suede dry naturally at room temperature. Brush or sponge gently.
Suede accessories can be re-sueded commercially, Miss McClaskey notes.
Use scissors to cut candied cherries, marshmallows, dates, raisins, or coconut. When the scissors begin to
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