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Old 03-02-2015, 06:33 AM
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bakermom
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Originally Posted by Abby'smom View Post
I used fleece as a batting/backing on several quilts I made as Christmas gifts -- they were carpenter's wheels, 50 inches square -- I quilted them on my machine outlining the diamonds, squares, and stars -- I trimmed the backing and folded it forward to form the binding after quilting -- on one of the quilts I made, I pieced the backing -- they were so cozy and soft -- it was easier than sandwiching a quilt for quilting -- my only concern is the durability or rather the softness of the fleece after multiple washings -- maybe they won't be washed so much-- I enjoyed working on them!!
the quilts I made for DDs to take to college 15 years ago have fleece for backing. They survived college, several moves and now are used regularly as tents for their kids. Still look good.
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