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rag quilts
Rag quilts are quilt as you go because you sew both sides of the quilt together at the same time. The seams are left unfinished on one of the sides and clipped so that when washed they form a fuzzy, raggy fringe where the blocks are joined. These can be made with or without batting. If you are using a heavy fabric like denim you would usually skip the batting. You can also substitute osnaberg or double napped flannelette for batting and incorporate them into the 'fringe'. These are beginner easy because crooked seams and mismatched corners are hidden under the 'fringe'.
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Combine old denim and old lace - doilies, crochet item etc - to make this easy rag... |
$8.75
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Fast, easy, and perfect for using leftover flannel, homespun, or denim. It doesn't need... |
$8.75
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Fast, easy, and perfect for using leftover flannel, homespun, or denim. Quilt as shown is... |
$8.75
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Another ragtime variation. Fast, easy, and perfect for using scraps of flannel, homespun,... |
$10.00
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Another ragtime variation. Fast, easy, and perfect for using scraps of flannel, homespun,... |
$10.00
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Fast, easy, and perfect for using leftover flannel, homespun, or denim. It doesn't need... |
$8.75
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Fast, easy, and perfect for using leftover flannel, homespun, or denim. It doesn't need... |
$8.75
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Use flannels and/or homespuns to make this cozy all Canadian rag quilt - 58" x... |
$12.00
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Use any fabric that frays well - flannel, woven plaids, etc..... This is a ragtime... |
$10.00
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The one that started the whole craze... But seriously it is easy, fast, and a great way... |
$8.50
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