Making rag quilts is a fun and rewarding hobby for people of all ages. The
quilting process is very forgiving and requires minimal sewing skills. If
you know how to thread your sewing machine and load bobbins then you have the
all the skills it takes to sew your own rag quilt.
Flannel is a popular choice for rag quilts, but most cotton fabrics are
suitable. Fleece quilts don't fray, but the tabbed fringe is attractive
and unique. New fabric can be expensive, so don't overlook the possibility
of using old t-shirts or bedding as quilting material.
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Learn How to Make a Rag Quilt
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Are you ready to make your first home made rag quilt? Follow along with
our step-by-step tutorial
and learn how east it is to make a beautiful rag quilt. |
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Rustic Fishing Cabin Quilt |
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This rustic flannel quilt doesn't follow a pattern, but has thirteen fabrics
arranged randomly. It has a cotton / bamboo blend batting which makes this
a great rag quilt for cold winter nights. |
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