Has anyone done a quilt using Chenelle? (Isn't that the fabric bedspreads used to be made of?) JoAnns has a baby quilt using it and I have a magazine somewhere that had a wonderful quilt in it that was squares alternated with chennelle. I would think one would need to use something to stabilize the chenelle or it would stretch out of shape, right? I would love to do one someday.
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Not I.
I have seen patterns using Chenelle in them, thought them very pretty. |
Hi Lynda: I did my first quilt using chenille and I was happy with the results. It was only 12" blocks as you can see but had no trouble piecing.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/12728.page Good luck! |
How funny i'm using chenelle in a quilt now.
i have made several baby quilts with it and flannell. I love using it just very messy. lol |
Ms. Mel, did you iron some sort of stabilizer on the back to keep it from stretching out of shape? Howabout you, Pam?
Ms. Mel, your is fantastic...can't wait to see Pam's. I love the look of it. |
No stabilizer. Haven't any stretch yet
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Hi Linda,
don't think I said welcome to the board yet! Welcome from Southern California. I have never used Chenelle so I can't help you on that one. Just wanted to say "hi" |
Originally Posted by Lynda in TN
Ms. Mel, did you iron some sort of stabilizer on the back to keep it from stretching out of shape? Howabout you, Pam?
Ms. Mel, your is fantastic...can't wait to see Pam's. I love the look of it. |
I didn't use any stabilizer when I used chenile, but a tip I was given was to sew with the chenile on the bottom.
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I just posted a picture of my snowman quilt top using cream colored chenille as one of the borders.
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