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Old 10-05-2010, 10:15 PM
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Wow Eddy, I do so love your quilts, but then I've always loved the quilts you make, they are just gorgeous :D :thumbup:
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Old 10-06-2010, 06:01 AM
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Originally Posted by NancyG
I use 3 layers of flannel, 6" squares, and 1/2" seam. They turn out really nice. You don't have to use a walking foot. I love that lavender one IBEESEWIN made with the 8 1/2" squares. Might have to try that next☺
Were your squares 6" finished or cut at 6?
Did you sew an X in the squares?
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Nursie76 - I cut my squares 6" and then sew an X in the 3 layers of flannel. I do not wash my flannel first.
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Nursie76 - I cut my squares 6" and then sew an X in the 3 layers of flannel. I do not wash my flannel first.
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I have a bunch of variously shaped denim pieces that I was thinking of using for a crazy quilt. What if I just use the little bit wider seam and let it rag on it's own? I know it won't be as 'effective' as the clipped squares, but think I'm going to give it a try.
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Old 10-06-2010, 11:46 AM
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Do you have to clip the squares on a rag quilt? I made my son a quilt out of his expensive Jenco jeans when he wore the hem down so badly, he could no longer wear the jeans. I did not clip those squares, but was I supposed to? How much of a difference does clipping make?
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Old 10-06-2010, 12:06 PM
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Denim works, too.
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Originally Posted by NancyG
I use 3 layers of flannel, 6" squares, and 1/2" seam. They turn out really nice. You don't have to use a walking foot. I love that lavender one IBEESEWIN made with the 8 1/2" squares. Might have to try that next☺
When you use 3 layers of flannel, do you just use 3 layers of all the same flannel pattern? Or do you use something else in between?
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Originally Posted by MommaDorian
Originally Posted by NancyG
I use 3 layers of flannel, 6" squares, and 1/2" seam. They turn out really nice. You don't have to use a walking foot. I love that lavender one IBEESEWIN made with the 8 1/2" squares. Might have to try that next☺
When you use 3 layers of flannel, do you just use 3 layers of all the same flannel pattern? Or do you use something else in between?
Use whatever you want.
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You can use whatever you want for the center flannel layer. I usually use white, but you go with a solid color or print, as only the ragged edges show.
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