Here's a couple of pics of a rag quilt that I made for a customer's daughter for Christmas. It's made from all flannels and is full size, measuring 80" x 88". A very warm, cozy quilt!

Beautiful - love the colors.

beautiful

Love the pattern you have used. Thanks for the inspiration. I want to do one. Maybe after the holidays.:)

Very pretty and snuggly looking quilt :D:D:D

Very nice, the aqua really pops.

Beautiful quilt Eddie!

Love the colors.

This is an awesome quilt. Great job!

That is one awesome rag quilt! Love the way you popped the blue in there!

Beautiful!

That is beautiful. I hope you didn't use scissors and used a die...you'll end up with carpal tunnel after all that cutting...:)

Very pretty, nice border, and one of the nicest rag quilts I have seen.

Beautiful!

I love this and it wouldlook soooo good on my bed!!

Beautiful quilt. I love the pattern that you used.

Wow, that's a lot of snipping!!!

very nice ... great colors!

Beautiful Quilt !!!!!!
Beautiful Colors !!!!!!!
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Beautiful, she will love the coziness of it. Great job.

I LOVE it :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Approximately how many yards did you use????

I think it was about 12 yards.

Beautiful.

Oh all that clipping. Bet your hand was sore for a while. its beautiful.

Oh, I just love it!!!! How big were your seams? I am new, o I ask lots of questions!

BEAUTIFUL!!!

Eddie, Your quilts are beautiful, such marvelous ideas. Of course, being from Arkansas shows exactly where there is a lot of talent. I'm from Arkansas Originally and can remember the wonderful quilters there. Congratulations on your awards!

Thumbs up - AGAIN!!

You do gorgeous quilts and your longarm quilting is beautiful. What do you charge for doing a quilt like this, if you don't mind asking. Thanks

That's nice Eddie!! I would like to do one but haven't yet :)

That is one big rag quilt - viewing it has reinspired me to start making rag quilts again. I have made many for dialyses patients (they get very cold during treatments) but got somewhat burned out on making the rag quilts - and I have a die cutter that does the snipping for me! :-)

What did you use for batting. It"s really nice looking

No batting, just two layers of flannel with an 'X' sewn across each block for quilting. I did a meandering quilting through the borders. It is plenty heavy and warm with just the two layers of flannel.

The fabrics for this one cost about $140. This was for a very good friend, so I didn't charge her anything but for the fabrics. If I were doing if for a regular customer, I'd probably charge about $100 for the construction of it as well. But as much as I like rag quilts, I don't think I want to make another one anytime soon. :D

P.S. I asked my friend what she wanted on the label, and basically it was "Merry Christmas, <name>" and then "Love, Mom and Dad, 2010". When I gave it to my friend today and she read the label she looked like she was on the verge of tears. Made it all worth it. :D

Thank you for this - I'm going through severe avoidance making a flannel rag quilt right now, and now I'm inspired again. This is lovely, mine will only be average...

EDDIE I love both of your quilts they look assum

Ya done it ..... agin!!

Its really pretty!

Boy, that took a while to snip, so nice...