Hi Marta. Would lace that you buy by the yard work as well? Or crochet lace by the yard?
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Originally Posted by glo1949
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Hi Marta. Would lace that you buy by the yard work as well? Or crochet lace by the yard?
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Do you put any stitches in the blocks that keep the layers together and flat? I would be afraid the blocks would end up looking lumpy without it....
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Originally Posted by glo1949
(Post 7892128)
Hi Marta. Would lace that you buy by the yard work as well? Or crochet lace by the yard?
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Originally Posted by williesmom
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My only concern would be the raw edges of the blocks. Wouldn't it be better to birth them each individually, then crochet together? Or doesn't it matter? How does it wash up?
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Originally Posted by tron80
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Thank you sewbizgirl, english isn't my first lenguage, and you explained it spot on!
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Thank you so much for sharing this! I only just found it via Pinterest. As someone who crochets and quilts, I can really appreciate learning the technique. As an aside, I bought something very similar overseas more than a year ago, but only single layers of fabric, not layered like a quilt.
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I love this idea. I have a bunch of batting squares cut from leftover batting. Was planning on using them for a rag quilt, but I think I want to do this instead. Those rag quilts are fun to make, but kind of a "pain"! This is my next project for sure! Thanks for sending the instructions and pictures!
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Hi, tron80. What sort of yarn did you use? It looks mercerized, which I want!
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Originally Posted by Eurelisse
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Hi, tron80. What sort of yarn did you use? It looks mercerized, which I want!
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