Why am I having so much trouble with this?
#14
So I would be better off just doing it all 8" squares? Had kinda thought so already but there's still all those 2" strips...and I had put about a third of it together already, just not at all happy with the results.
What can I do with all the gazillion 2" strips? Can't stand the thought of wasting all of them...
At least there's plenty of fabric left to cut out more squares (like 2 tuppers full - just not much left of some of the prettiest colors).
What can I do with all the gazillion 2" strips? Can't stand the thought of wasting all of them...
At least there's plenty of fabric left to cut out more squares (like 2 tuppers full - just not much left of some of the prettiest colors).
#15
Originally Posted by MadQuilter
You are going to run into trouble along at least two sides because the ribs won't line up. I'm not sure that a wider piece would help that much. All I can recommend is PIN PIN PIN!
Now that I'm thinking of doing just squares I'll turn them alternating horizontal/vertical orientation of ribs.
#16
Originally Posted by stitchinMamaw
. But this will be a very heavy quilt !
#17
If you really want to finish this, I would stabilize the fabric the machine sew with small stitches. I don't know if I would put a batting in also. Tough call.
Does anybody have any ideas on the corduroy being used maybe in a rag quilt?
Good Luck!!! :D :D
Does anybody have any ideas on the corduroy being used maybe in a rag quilt?
Good Luck!!! :D :D
#20
I would think it would be way too heavy for most washing machines when it comes time to wash it. I won't make anything except out of 100% cotton or a cotton/polyester blend, like used for clothing. I certainly would not hand sew something that would be used for outdoors, no matter what it is made of, too much time and work and don't think seams would hold. Good luck, glad it is you and not me !!!
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