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Old 03-10-2012, 05:34 AM
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AprilG
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I made a small rag quilt for a changing pad for my great-grand nephew. I used flannel on top, 2 pieces flannel in the middle and a flannel backing. It was soft, absorbent, washable and fuzzy. I learned that the best way to have fluffy "ragging" is to have lots of clips. The more you clip the seams, the more fluff. Also the more lint in the dryer! But it works well. It also makes the quilt much warmer although heavier. I will only use flannel in my raggedy quilts.
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