For the life of me, I don't get it...if you put a top on it, you would have to quilt through the layers, then you'd just have a mess on the back, right? What do you do with it?
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Bags, casserole carriers, kitchen items, Christmas tree skirts, stockings, - it depends on the print.
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Quick as a flash baby quilts? :)
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They have been using pre-quilted fabric here in Japan for many years to make tote bags and floor cushion covers.
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I used some to do tablerunners and placemats in the sew and flip method. When finished, I lifted the white pre-quilted thread and pulled it out until just my flip and sew stitches showed. I put a binding on it and you would never know it was pre-quilted fabric. I had a ton of it to use up and didn't like the look of the pre-quilted on my projects. Sounds crazy? then just use it for potholder, mug rugs and casserole dishes like someone mentioned.
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Totes, Diaper bags
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My mom's made purses out of it. She makes a knock-off of the Vera Bradley kind and this saves her from having to quilt the material first.
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Originally Posted by qbquilts
My mom's made purses out of it. She makes a knock-off of the Vera Bradley kind and this saves her from having to quilt the material first.
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OK !! I get it...pre-quilted fabric isn't generally used for quilts! LOL...no wonder I couldn't get it! I t makes sense for bags, totes and pot holders, etc...thanks all.
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Originally Posted by irishrose
Bags, casserole carriers, kitchen items, Christmas tree skirts, stockings, - it depends on the print.
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