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Flannel comforter done!
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Finished another big project. This flannel comforter is made mostly from Maywood flannels. The center panel was just too pretty to cut into pieces, so I used coordinating fabric for the squares. I had bought one piece of fabric two years ago in Renfro Valley, just because I loved it. Looks like brocade but is flannel. Thought it worked well with the Maywood stuff. This one stays with me. Everything else I finished this winter will be leaving, this is for our camper.
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I can see why you are keeping it, it's beautiful !
Just the ticket to snuggle under while camping. :thumbup: |
It should keep you warm at night in your camper. Enjoy!
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Beautiful flannel quilt! It will keep you nice and cozy in your camper! Great job!
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Flannel quilts are the best! Great finish. :)
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Looks very cuddly
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Looks so cozy and comfy!! It wouldn't go anywhere without me either. Love that it's tied.
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i like your color choices -- hope your ties are tough as nails; i see you tied them in more than one place in the block --
which is a + i have a couple quilts i tied [and weren't used that much] and that was their downfall! |
Looks snuggly! Nicely done!
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Who wouldn't want to snuggle under this kool thing. You did a super job. BrendaK
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very nice job!!!
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so, comfy looking. love the ties too
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I really like your quilt. I love the ties, and they remind me of those I slept under at my grandmothers house.
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beautiful!
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nicely done
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It will be so soft and warm
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Great quilt! It looks so cozy.
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When you tire of it, I'll be waiting. :cool:
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Great quilt for a camper! Just right to snuggle under!
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My ties are tough as nails..I have another I made years ago, plus made one for each of my kids. They are all still in use and holding up well. Some people like to use crochet thread, but I use worsted yarn...here's a funny..as taught by two nice ladies in a historical museum on Ocracoke, Outer Banks, NC. They advised going trough twice with needle and yarn, then tying a double knot.
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Vey nice snugly quilt!
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Thank you for sharing this information. My mother-in-law made quilts for my kids years ago and they are still functioning. Consequently they seem to think if it is not tied it is not a quilt. lol I use the crochet thread but will try the yarn on my next quilt.
Originally Posted by oldquilter
(Post 7481891)
My ties are tough as nails..I have another I made years ago, plus made one for each of my kids. They are all still in use and holding up well. Some people like to use crochet thread, but I use worsted yarn...here's a funny..as taught by two nice ladies in a historical museum on Ocracoke, Outer Banks, NC. They advised going trough twice with needle and yarn, then tying a double knot.
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Love your fabric choices. Looks so cuddly too.
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Originally Posted by oldquilter
(Post 7481022)
Finished another big project. This flannel comforter is made mostly from Maywood flannels. The center panel was just too pretty to cut into pieces, so I used coordinating fabric for the squares. I had bought one piece of fabric two years ago in Renfro Valley, just because I loved it. Looks like brocade but is flannel. Thought it worked well with the Maywood stuff. This one stays with me. Everything else I finished this winter will be leaving, this is for our camper.
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That is a gorgeous piece in the middle - no wonder you didn't want to cut it. Sometimes I think I'm more of a fabric collector/lover than I am a quilter.
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That looks cozy and warm.
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Oooh, that looks so cozy! Nice job.
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Well, uh, yeh, I'm addicted to fabric, lol
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Well, uh, yeh, I'm quite addicted to fabric
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What a beaut warm quilt that is going to be :)
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Very nice...It will be really warm...
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Great looking camper quilt. Looks real "outdoorsy". If that is a word. LOL
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love the colors. Looks warm and snuggly
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