Suze9395

We often see questions about using different types of fabrics in the same quilt. Did anyone else see Sewing with Nancy this morning. In her Nancy's Corner segment she had a lady on who had used fabric from 5 different generations of army uniforms to create a quilt for her (I think) SIL. She had the old high maintenance ones, permanent press, light weight Vietnam era, jungle camo and the new digital camo. It was fabulous. And a great example of how well it can work.

Major Cathy Ott, Retired—Recycled Honor Quilt made from Army Uniforms

Raggiemom

I didn't see the show but that sounds like an awesome quilt.

Just Me...

I turned it off before she got to that. Mixing is good....especially when you have that kind of story to tell with your quilt!

Tartan

It is not that you can't mix fabrics in a quilt...it's just harder. You have to watch how they shink, how the iron reacts on them and sometimes the machine doesn't like to sew the thick parts. If you are determined, you can do it.

postal packin' mama

what is 'digital camo'?

Tartan

I believe digital camo is made up of pixels that resemble camo from a distance. They look more like little squares of different shades.