Gail B

My GGD requested a camo lap quilt so I went on line to fabric.com to order the fabric. Didn't really pay attention to what the search brought up - just assumed that the fabric was the usual used for quilting. NOT! When it arrived I found it is twill weight. Really nice fabric as is the flannel I ordered for the backing. I am really tempted to use it even though it is heavier weight. I am going to appliqué a 30" moose head in the middle of the camo so the front won't be cuddly anyway but the back with the flannel will be. Would you suggest I use it or order more suitable fabric?

bearisgray

It would work out fine~

Our idea of "suitable quilting cotton" has been sooooooooooo limiting!

Way back when - men's suit material was used a lot in quilts! that is definitely heavier than our "quilting cotton!

So are the jean rag quilts.

quiltsRfun

My grandma made a quilt out of old coats. It weighs a ton but is very warm.

PaperPrincess

Just make sure that all the fabrics used can be washed together. Other than that, you should be fine. Folks make quilts out of recycled jeans all the time.

Jeanne S

It will make a very durable quilt. Making sure it won't be too warm/heavy for its use is the only concern I would have.

Latrinka

I'm not familiar with a twill weight, but as long as you can do your applique on it, go for it!

quilts4charity

I've made many camo quilts with this, it will be fine!

Judith1005

I see you live in Canada, I say go for it. I bet it will be a dream to sew on. Let us know how it goes. Or, what you decide.

meyert

If you are not happy with it return it. Fabric.com has great customer service

Barb in Louisiana

The only thing I would be careful about is that the flannel is much more likely to shrink than the twill. My experience with twill is that it will soften some after being washed but doesn't shrink hardly at all. It should make a great "really" cold weather quilt.