Chenille bedspreads
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I had one given to me by my grandmother and used it until the cheniel wore off. Then I made a quilt cover and turned it into a quilt with a huge "B" quilted in the middle and surrounded by strips of material. It was backed with 6" squared given to me. I was quilting and piecing before I know what it was all about. The good old days of ignorant bliss!!!!
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At the very first garage sale I went to this year I found a crib size one for $5. It has a basket in the middle and is a pale yellow color. I have spent the last month trying to figure out a way to make it into a quilt without damaging it. After reading all the posts I guess I will just leave it alone.
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I love them. My parents always had one on their bed. Yes...lots of memories. I collect them now. I want to make a jacket out of one of them. I get them from garage sales and weave rugs with them on my loom. I get them cheap because I can use them even if they are not in good shape. The rugs are great and feel really good on bare feet. Lots of people use them for bath rugs.
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How interesting ! So, to use them, you must have to take them apart for your loom ?? I personally "collect" way too many things. but, that's what makes me me, right ? Love the people on here, such variety and tallent !! send pics !
Originally Posted by OneMoreQuilt
I love them. My parents always had one on their bed. Yes...lots of memories. I collect them now. I want to make a jacket out of one of them. I get them from garage sales and weave rugs with them on my loom. I get them cheap because I can use them even if they are not in good shape. The rugs are great and feel really good on bare feet. Lots of people use them for bath rugs.
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