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MorelCabin
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That last one I did was simply cotton...but I wouldn't do that again anytime soon...ONLY because when you make them with cotton you have to fill with quilt batting...at least I did...and the quilt batting has to stay on the inside of the seams...pain in the butt for me. You could do it I suppose with flannel inside and on the back (two layers of flannel) and a cotton top...that actually might be what I try if I do another rag quilt.hwillm1977 said:What type of material do you make the rag quilts out of? Does it have to be flannel, or denim (which seems to be what all the online tutorials are)?MorelCabin said:Rag quilts are the simplest of all the quilts....I just love to make them, they go together very quickly and can be far from perfect...no straight seams required for those, and they always look good! This one was simply appliqued with two different sized layers of hearts, edges frayed the washed and dried. Go get your quilts out farmer Denise!FarmerDenise said:I didn't know what a rag quilt was either. It is beautifull!!!
Now I want to go and find the quilts I started and work on them. I just can't remember which box any of them are in and they are stored at my house (which DD lives in) and burried in the garage.