What do you do with Cordoroy fabric?
#15
I made a "brick" quilt for my neighbor using flannels and cordoroy. the top was quite heavy so I used a thin old blanket for the batting and a piece of regualar cotton for the backing. It looks really pretty and it's super soft and warm for those cold winter nights. His wife is getting one with a thicker flannel middle which seems warmer to me. Maybe it's just because I'm hand quilting that one.
#16
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Location: Wisconsin
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I sewed pieces of leftover corduroy together, enough to make the backing for some drapes I didn't need, nothing inside. Made a perfect quilt to put on the grass to watch the fireworks or for a picnic.
Have cut squares of it for a quilt top and used drapery samples for the backing with a light batt inside.
Will never wear out, whatever you do with corduroy.
Carol J.
Have cut squares of it for a quilt top and used drapery samples for the backing with a light batt inside.
Will never wear out, whatever you do with corduroy.
Carol J.
#17
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Location: Michigan
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You could make a throw, no batting, with cotton fabric or flannel on the back. Corduroy is fun to work with because of the nap. You can just cut the pieces with the nap running different ways and it will look like you used different shades of the same fabric!
#19
Originally Posted by mhollifiel
I am in the process of using corduroy in my Project Linus quilts. I am searching out small pieces of any washable (preferably cotton) with different "feels" or textures for kids who are blind or bedridden. A quilt made this way adds another sensory dimension to people stuck in bed or who couldn't "see" how their quilt looks otherwise. I have plenty of corduroy but suggest you think in this direction in using yours.
http://www.nancyzieman.com/blog/?p=2985
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