Just came out of the dryer. It's 8' by 6' as he requested. :D This is my 13th one, but this is the biggest, I think. Well, there was one other big one...

Next project: students' bookmarks. I completed eight tops while this baby was drying. 8-)

Exciting news: after Christmas (need room settled to do bookmarks) I will be switching my sewing room with our library. It's double the size, but that's not saying a lot because my present room is very very small. I can't wait!! :thumbup:

love the flannel quilt

Love the rag quilt. I think I'm going to do wome after the holidays when things aren't so rushed.:)

Looks sooooo cozy and warm. Love it!!! Great Job!

Classic Americana, Hubby should love both of you!!!

Don't show that to my DH. He will want one too! lol

Love the colors. Looks very warm. :thumbup:

WOW that is pretty! It looks really warm!

And you can still use your hands to type??? This is a beautiful raggy, and I bet he just loves it. So far, all the flannel raggy quilts I have done are baby size, and just wore my hands out snipping the seams. I can only imagine how much it took to snip all of this!! Congrats on a job very well done!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

I love the colours and it looks super cozy.

OOOO so it's still warm - looks so comfy.

Love the colours, it looks so comfy and warm

I love it!! I'm making some and badly want one for myself, but no time! At least my lap is warm while I'm snipping away!
I love the colors of yours. Your husband will love it!

That is awesome. I love the fabrics. They are warm and inviting. Great job. I bet he love it. Thanks for sharing.

Love the colors!

That is beautiful. I think it is the first ragged flannel quilt that I really liked. Your pictures made me want to make a ragged flannel quilt myself. How big did you make the squares? Thanks for posting the picture.

pretty colors and nice and cozy!

Thanks! :-D
Squares are cut at 7", so with a 1/2" seam, finish at 6". Batting is cut 5.75". I love them because they are as close to a hug to go as one can give, and when it's done--it's done--no sandwiching, quilting, or binding. :thumbup:

To rag it doesn't hurt my hands much at all...I first cut all the corners up, then I lay the quilt on the ironing board with a seam laying toward me--and cut it from right to left (I'm backwards, I know), then pull it up to the next seam. Once one side is done, I turn it and do all the rows going to other way. This one took awhile, but my hands didn't hurt, except when I have to use the ends of the scissors in close spots.

8'x6' LOL I have to make the same size for my hubby with Mickey and black. he hates having his toes stick out. and hes a blanket hog! just got a KING size comforter for our queen bed and he steals it all!!

Nice use of leftovers from last yr. :thumbup: what does the back of a scrappy flannel quilt look like? and how many squares across and wide, and how many total? do you use all the same square for the layers? like 3 autumn squares for the one finished square.

I just love your quilt!!

LOVE LOVE LOVE it!!

Karla I love the flannels you collected for this wonderful rag quilt. I just noticed your new Avatar, is that buddy? OMG he grew up to be big!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes--that's the Budster! :-D That was taken over a month agao too... he's bigger than that. He things eating is fun. ;)

I love it! The colors are so warm, makes you want to cuddle up on a snowey day. :thumbup:

It looks so soft and cuddly.

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Oh, wow!!! Now that's a big, warm, comfy hug!

What a fantastic quilt!!! :D

Beautiful quilt Karla!!!!

Karla, I just LOVE this! It's got such gorgeous colors.

Love it and the colors.

Now this is my idea of a quilt! Awesome...