I know i've seen some info- rag quilts- on here but now I can't find it. think you sew right side of fabric and then wash it but do you put batting in the squares? I'am sure someone out there on QB knows . Thanks in advance.
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Go to search on top... type in rag quilts and there will be a list of topics.
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You can put batting if you want it to be warmer. Here in So. Calif. we don't need that extra warmth. Two layers of flannel seems to be plenty. I love rag quilts. So quick and easy and very snuggly to crawl under for a nice nap. lol
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2 layers of flannel for a light quilt
3 layers of flannel for a warmer quilt 2 layers and batting for a very war quilt :D:D:D Some quilt an X or a design on the blocks before sewing them together, other's don't. I think if I was using batting I would probably quilt them :D:D:D |
i love those rag quilts
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I did flannel and chambray! Started out with flannel and denim...NOT...could not lift it at all!
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I had one started..never got finished..i need to find mine and look for instructions too to finish!!!!
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Originally Posted by lalaland
Check out these websites:
http://greenappleorchard.blogspot.co...-tutorial.html http://www.lovetosew.com/ragquilt.htm http://jenyu.net/make/ragquilt.php |
Originally Posted by clair
I know i've seen some info- rag quilts- on here but now I can't find it. think you sew right side of fabric and then wash it but do you put batting in the squares? I'am sure someone out there on QB knows . Thanks in advance.
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