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Originally Posted by BJ SewKkrazzy
I have a friend who is a seamstress, and she makes clothes for people, and almost always cuts the pattern out of muslin first to make sure the pattern will fit properly.
I sent you a private message.. :) |
I use muslin (good grade)when I want to make a traditional block. Most old country quilters used muslin (domestic) to set blocks and for the backing(lining). Sometimes I just like the old-timey look, I reckon.
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i will use muslin for a backing somethimes but only the better grade the cheaper price is to thin, as far as using muslin in my quilt top i prefer kona cotton instead
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I like muslin for the backs, sometimes, depends on the quilt. I use muslin for lots of different things such as lining bags. I like a coarse muslin for doll bodies.
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Ya'll are making me jealous! :hunf: My local Walmarts all dropped fabric. They were great for muslin that my DH used for his Muzzleloader stuff. I knew I could always find batting and thread quickly.
Now that they don't have fabric, I rarely go there. Count your blessings folks! You have many. |
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