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I did Bear's Paw blocks from plaid flannel shirts. I had the BP blocks alternating with a solid flannel block. I loved that quilt! I used a 'goldish-beigey' for the alternate color block. Unfortunately, I bought the flannel shirts from a discount place. The quality seemed good.
The quilt shop solid flannel still looks great but the shirt flannel started to deteriorate after a few washes. |
Originally Posted by tapper
(Post 7223789)
I did Bear's Paw blocks from plaid flannel shirts. I had the BP blocks alternating with a solid flannel block. I loved that quilt! I used a 'goldish-beigey' for the alternate color block. Unfortunately, I bought the flannel shirts from a discount place. The quality seemed good.
The quilt shop solid flannel still looks great but the shirt flannel started to deteriorate after a few washes. |
Yes, I agree, great job on getting it home on the plane.
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Originally Posted by carol45
(Post 7223724)
We drove up Lake Champlain on the Vermont side, and then down on the NY side. This store was on the road on the Vermont side. I looked at their website now, but couldn't really tell which store it was, however there is a form to contact them to ask at http://vermontflannel.com/contact-us.html So they could tell you which store to go to. It was a factory store as well as an outlet. It's such nice fabric!
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The East Barre, Ferrisburg and Johnson stores have the scrap bags.
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