949Lovely! You've made a beautiful present! Flower for it.
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740167Love you're designs. Did you use woven fabric or flannel? I've been tempted to try one in woven fabric to see what would happen.
by booggee
10 Mar 2008
I used fleece on the back and a light weight fleecy knit on the front.
I'm glad you like it
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46645Your #5GGD is a very lucky girl. Your Quilt is sooo Cute. Good job. I have made numbers of rag Quilts. I usually take several to a laundermat & wash & dry them there. This way I don't have to worry about the threads stopping up the drain. When I clean out the Dryer lint I wonder how I have a
Quilt left but I do. Here is a flower for you .
16513Beautiful, I love rag quilts, booggee, do the designs and stippling show on the back, or just the top layer. Flowers and hugs.
13558booggee, what an adorable rag quilt - how speccial. I am sure the #5 GGS loves this - especially the GGM made it. How big are your squares? *4U
211078Very pretty. I quilt but have never heard of a rag quilt. What is different? How you put the squares together?
by booggee
09 Mar 2008
All the squares ar sewn together with raw edges on the top and then they are snipped
The squares are cut 8" and the batt is cut 6"
by ruthie
09 Mar 2008
dkjack, after a rag quilt has been washed and put in the drier a few times, the raw edges become really fluffy and look so good.
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