isue

I did one last year, Christmas theme in the round scallop edges. The muslin was heavy and a joy to quilt.

LyndaOH

I have one in the works now, and the fabric is beautiful! I'd definitely order it again.

mpspeedy2

I hand quilted both a queen size white one and a hanging size one that I use as the topper for an antique trunk that serves as a coffee table in my living room. Both turned out great.

Sheila_Newhouse

Back in the day when you couldn't get fabric like you can today, muslin was used for piecing and backing both..

tessagin

Same here, I have a couple of good quality muslin. I have gotten good muslin at estate sales.

Bree123

ok, I've been won over.

I had no idea there were muslins that were the same quality as quilter's cotton. Ironically, I was at the LQS the other day & picked out a beautiful mottled fabric only to then notice it was dyed muslin. It wasn't rough at all, like I had expected.

My days of picturing muslin as the functional but unattractive mess that I used to pick up from JAF to practice dressmaking are over. I am excited to give the Benertex stamped muslin a try & have decided that I will quilt it by hand. I found that Christian Lane will even baste it for me for a reasonable fee so I can just get started straight off with the hand quilting. Yea! How surprised will my brother & SIL be when they see it?!!!

just janet

I made one for my Mom about 15 years ago. When she passed I placed it on display on my quilt rack. To this day it's my favorite quilt. The fabric is very good quality.