Warm and Snuggly Rag Quilt

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12-12-2010, 12:22 PM

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Texasjunebug

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Is the issue of batting a really stupid question on a rag quilt? Hmmm, so much to learn.

12-12-2010, 01:34 PM

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T-Bones mom

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So pretty and girlie.

12-12-2010, 02:01 PM

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quiltinggirl

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Wonderful colors! Nice job!!

12-12-2010, 02:51 PM

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retired2pa

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Originally Posted by Texasjunebug

I recently received my order for 10" squares - I'm so excited about using them. Thanks for sharing your warm and cuddly quilt - my husband just had knee replacement surgery and needs one now! So, those scissors really work? Need those too!

Confused about one thing though. Haven't used 10" before. You said you left 1" seams to be cut. If I use 5 columns and 8 rows, and leave a 1" seam, wouldn't it end up being smaller than 50 x 80 (depending on seam size)?

Thanks for giving me the idea! How much batting did you use, and what kind of backing?

Yes, it is smaller than 50 x 80...just used that figure because they're 10" squares.. It's still a good size lap quilt. Plenty large enough for a guy :) Be sure your fabric will fray when washed. I used warm and natural batting and I made the batting squares 8". I really wouldn't have had to use batting because flannel is warm but I wanted it to be "toasty"...LOL.

Hope this helps.