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Originally Posted by healthgram
I am really enjoying all of these replys. I have looked online for kelly Green flannel and so far, none of it looks like the Kelly Green I need to get close to. Glad to know there are no LAWS about mixing fabrics. I have found a beautiful Kelly Green fleece that I considered. I may go that route. i will eventually post which route I take.
Thanks again, Healthgram :) I made a quilt for my grandsons - the only colors I liked for the backing and borders were brushed arnel (feels like washable velvet - bathrobes used to be made of it) - and I used t-shirt knit for the binding - because of the color and because it was manageable. It's their favorite quilt - and it always feels warm because it's fuzzy. The center of the top is made of quilting cottons. |
Have you looked here?
http://www.flannelworld.com/search.p...x=0&submit.y=0 Good luck, have fun, and howdydo from Sacramento CA. |
With all of the fabrics prewashed and the flannel washed and dried twice, I would not be afraid to mix them JMHO
I hope that you find what you are looking for :D:D:D |
I bought a kelly green flannel from hobby lobby less than a year ago.
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That is a great idea. The fleece would give it that soft, huggable feeling. Thanks!
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I have, but thanks for the suggestion!
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