UCLA Fleece Quilt

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05-09-2015, 04:31 PM

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Sande

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Originally Posted by juneayerza

I was going to suggest the same as Cari. There are so many fabrics you can use for the front and then have the coziness of the fleece for the back and you may not need batting then.

This is a very good suggestion. I think I might look through some old t-shirt and use t-shirts on one side and fleece on the other. I agree I probably don't need batting with this combination.

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05-09-2015, 04:33 PM

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Sande

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Originally Posted by SuziSew

I made several Bears t-shirt quilts backed with Bears fleece. maybe see if you can find or steal

out of his closet to use on the front.

Hi Sue,
I have tons of t-shirts that I've saved over the years and I think this is the time to break them out. I'll use the UCLA fleece on one side and t-shirts on the other. I assume I won't need to add a batting because this combination will be thick. Thanks for your input. Sande