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2008-08-24 rag quilts: You can convert any quilt pattern into a rag quilt, as long as you are willing to redo all your measurements (add 1/2"-1" seams to each piece) and sizes and yardages needed. I have converted a few patterns...
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2008-07-21 rag quilt: Don't panic, I have done this plenty of times. However, I actually used an applique to cover it. I tried to zig-zag over the clip, but it looked horrible. So, I appliqued a small heart over it. If...
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2008-06-16 rag quilt bags: I haven't ever done this type of closure. I sew a 2-3 inch strip and then attach Velcro to it. The button is purely decorative. However, if I ever tried this, I would sew two 3" strips together...
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2008-06-09 using a solid -uncut -piece of fabric for the back of a rag quilt: Using a solid back piece won't actually cut down on your time or cutting. You are still going to need to sew the front pieces together and cut them, so it will be easier to sew the back blocks at the...
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2008-05-15 rag quilt tote: Anything polyester is horrible for rag quilting. It doesn't fray at all. However, there is an exception. Minkee works awesome in rag quilts as long as you surround it with flannel. It won't rag at...
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