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Originally Posted by HandsomeDevil
(Post 6051575)
I was hoping for under $200. Don't know if it's even worth it at this point. Thanks for the help though.
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
(Post 6051601)
Depends on how big you want the finished quilt to be. Are you looking for a 'couch size' quilt (approximately 60 x 80 inches)? or something larger?
It needs to be king size. I was thinking that 4 80/20 wool blankets from Arkwin Home Products would do the trick, and not even put batting in it. Total would come to $215, and at that point I would wonder if I would be better off just buying the $300 ones that are woven really thick. |
Check dorr woolen mills site they sell bundles
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Originally Posted by Holice
(Post 6051646)
Check dorr woolen mills site they sell bundles
Comes to 231 on there best deal, without shipping. Sorry. A king as thick as I want will need 19800 sqr inches. A front and a back......If there is to be no fill, then the each side needs to be thick enough. |
I buy wool skirts from Goodwill. Lots of fabric, and very inexpensive considering the fabric. I usually pay about $5 a skirt. Large and extra large A line skirts have quite a bit of fabric in them. Of course, I only shop on senior citizen discount day, which also helps.
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Wool at full price at Joanne's is $20 a yard. No way on God's green earth would I use it for a quilt, but that's just me.
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I've been playing with applique and while at the Vegas quilt show, ran across a vendor selling nothing but wool. She advertised it @ $12.00 a 1/4 yd. Yikes! Think I'll stick with cotton.
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