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Old 02-04-2011, 11:49 AM
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Very cute and cozy!
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Old 02-04-2011, 11:53 AM
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Toasty warm and pretty too. :thumbup:
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Quilt looks so toasty warm and wonderful to snuggle under. Lovely quilt!
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Old 02-04-2011, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Caroline S
Just finished a "drag around quilt" for my great grandson's 2nd birthday. I used corduroy fabrics from his great great grandmother's old skirts and leftover corduroy fabrics from when I made them. The backing is an Andover flannel fabric I purchased in 1987. I did not buy anything new for this quilt. It is not a "work of art" just a utility quilt designed for hard use. Finished size is 45" x 60". The seams were pressed flat and I used a herringbone stitch and stitched in the ditch to reinforce the seams. I then machine quilted diagonally across the squares. I just might make one for my bed since if the quilt is kid proof it might be dog proof.


I love how your quilt came out and it's a great idea for pet owners who want a quilt that will stand up to dogs toe nails. With some small floral cords you could soften the appearance, for that feminine touch :thumbup:
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very cool.
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Old 02-04-2011, 12:13 PM
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Never thought of using corduroy in a quilt, but how perfect for a drag-around. Seeing him pull it along will certainly bring smiles, I'm sure.
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Even if it is "just" a utility quilt, I love the colors and the lush texture of the fabrics.
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Beautiful warm quilt.
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So THAT's where my reincarnated kitty went....to YOUR house.....wonderful :thumbup:
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That is so pretty. I have never seen anything like that before but it looks like it would be very practical and yet beautiful.
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