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Well, I guess I could post a picture, after all. This example is 'adjusted' to include embroidery, and has 3 3/4" squares folded diagonally added to the corners.
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If you need some jeans, let me know. I have a whole trunk of my husband's old jeans that I keep saying I'll use. They're pretty good because he wears a "larger" size and there and good sized usable pieces.
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Originally Posted by WyNative
(Post 7550957)
My pattern calls for 6 pair of adult jeans. Cut out 8 1/2" squares using the back pockets. The cut the rest into 2" strips. Put together as a log cabin block..3 rows of strips. Makes 12 17 1/2" blocks. Add 2" sashing between the blocks and 2" border. Size will be about 60x80. For some reason I am not able to download picture.
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Thanks, GeeGee. I got the original pattern from a dear friend who was 99 and still quilting ! I have made these for friends who have lost their spouses -- I use their jeans. also I have made 4 of them for benefit auctions. Always seem to be a hit.
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WyNative - what do you use for backing? I can't tell from the pix do you tie or quilt?
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love the pocket quilt. great job.
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did you use any of the newer stretch type jeans or only the pure cotton ones for your pocket quilt?
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I use sheets for the backing... flannel if I can find them at a reasonable price. I only use the 'old-fashioned' regular denim. And I tie them using pearl cotton. Good luck ladies -- they are sooo much fun to make !
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