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Old 01-05-2010, 09:02 PM
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burnsk
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I have quite a collection of old worn out jeans that people have been giving me because they know I want to make a rag quilt out of bluejeans and flannel.

First question: is there a certain way to cut the jeans to make sure you get the most out of them? Or a way to make it easy?

Second question: does anyone want the tops to make bags, etc?

Third question: I'm going to use flannel for the back. Since the jeans have all had their share of washing, I should probably wash the flannel, too, right?

I've made my fair share of flannel rag quilts, never one out of old jeans.
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