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Old 05-24-2015, 06:58 AM
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Eva Knight
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Maybe a rag quilt with nothing on the back. Just cut the squares and sew them together with no backing. The s-shirts are warm and after so many will be heavy. Use a stitch I saw on Sewing With Nancy, she called a wobble stitch, a very narrow zig-zag stitch, just enough to zig-zag and about 2.5 length. This will make a stretch stitch. Good luck.
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