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New Member looking for HELP :)
Hello From Louisiana. I am looking for instructions on how to make a rug from small squares of double knit. I saw a picture on this site but can't seem to find the instructions. I want to make one for my 3 yr old grandsons bedroom.
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Welocme from Houston TX! Hope you find what you are looking for.
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Welcome from San Gabriel, California I am sure some one will be able to help you find it
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I think this what you're looking for: http://steelscraps.blogspot.com/2010...2-squares.html
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I also found this one for using strips of old tees and stretchy materials: http://dakotacityquilter.blogspot.co...e-rag-rug.html.
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Welcome from Michigan!:)
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Welcome from North Texas.
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Welcome from North Texas.
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:) welcome from se TX
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Welcome from Keller, TX!
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Welcome from another Louisiana crafter. :) Where in LA are you? (north? south? central?) :) Msg me if you want! :)
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Welcome from Minnesota and happy quilting :)
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Welcome from Ontario, Canada. I saw one and had a chance to examine it. She had started with a foundation fabric. The double knit was cut into about 3 inch squares. The squares were folded in half and stitched to the background kind of like prairie points slightly overlapping each other. She had started in the middle sewing down the center of the triangle piece, than placed the next triangle half on top of the first one and so on. When it was time to do the second row, the triangle points was pushed upright with the next triangle tight against the sewing line. The pairie points push upright kind of look like little sails and it made a nice, soft but durable mat. It was very heavy but the person said she just throws it in the washing machine and then into the dryer when it gets dirty. I don't know if you can get the idea from my description but good luck.
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Welcome from Ohio!
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Welcome from Mass.
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Welcome from NE Ohio.
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 4922046)
Welcome from Ontario, Canada. I saw one and had a chance to examine it. She had started with a foundation fabric. The double knit was cut into about 3 inch squares. The squares were folded in half and stitched to the background kind of like prairie points slightly overlapping each other. She had started in the middle sewing down the center of the triangle piece, than placed the next triangle half on top of the first one and so on. When it was time to do the second row, the triangle points was pushed upright with the next triangle tight against the sewing line. The pairie points push upright kind of look like little sails and it made a nice, soft but durable mat. It was very heavy but the person said she just throws it in the washing machine and then into the dryer when it gets dirty. I don't know if you can get the idea from my description but good luck.
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Hello and welcome from northern California! I hope someone will be able to help you.
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Welcome from Oklahoma!
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Hi and welcome from Baton Rouge. Where in louisiana are you?
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Hello and welcome from Minnesota!
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welcome from North Carolina
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Welcome to the board from Southern California!!!
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Hello, and welcome from Michigan!
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Hello and Welcome to the Quilting Board from North Carolina. You'll LOVE it here :)
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