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    Old 01-10-2013, 12:59 PM
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    I have had a request from my DDIL for a quilt like the one on the cover of Primitive Quilts and Projects, January issue. Does anyone subscribe to this mag? I have the copy which was a gift from my DSIL. It is done in flannel I believe perhaps a wool flannel (is there such a thing?). Anyone know where I can purchase similiar fabric for primitive quilting patterns? No info is noted on the quilt in the magazine.
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    Old 01-10-2013, 01:32 PM
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    Flannel can be made of either cotton or wool. Is there a reason you want to use wool? I think the quilt could be made just as well in cotton flannel, and cleaning it would be easier.

    Is this the quilt?
    http://www.primitivequiltsandproject...inter2012.html
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    Old 01-10-2013, 03:22 PM
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    Yes Dunster, that is the quilt. Thank you for your suggestion, I have never quilted with Flannel or Wool. Now the hard part, do you know of a web site that sells in those colors? Thanks for your help.
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    primitive gatherings, the cotton patch quilt shoppe (in East Tawas, MI), wool central, Sue Spargo, the WoolyLady are a few places to start looking- then check out their links for more
    i just today finished my 3rd 'Backyard Gathering' quilt- it is hand app[ATTACH=CONFIG]387312[/ATTACH]liqued felted wool on black flannel background.
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    Old 01-10-2013, 03:57 PM
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    The Pine Needle <cite>www.pineneedlequiltshop.com/ has wonderful wooly flannel. I am sure they can help you. They are located in Lake Oswego, OR. It is a beautilful shop and is also on line.

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    CK and OC thanks for the information! I love your quilt CK! Such talent you have. What is felted wool?
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    CKcowl, WOW, You make beautiful quilts! That is just gorgeous. You must be very fast. Alas, when you are good you can go fast. and You are good.
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    Connecting Threads has good quality cotton flannel, at good prices. You could probably find the colors you want there.
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    You can find that magazine issue at Barnes & Noble. And if you want the quilt to be flannel, I recommend Maywood Studio's "Woolies" line. They're gorgeous and look like wool.

    http://www.eeschenck.com/default.asp...tore=348&s=348
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    Old 01-11-2013, 04:24 PM
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    dunster and Peckish thanks for the info! Found out the definition of felted wool today, apparently it means that it has been laundered and shrunk, according to the gal at the quilt store. I look forward to making this quilt, will post pics when I get it done, thanks again!
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