user3587

These are pictures of the OU and OSU rag quilts that I made. They are biscuit rag quilts

Lacelady

Great fun. They look really nice and cozy.

user3587

Each square has a square of high loft batting cut smaller . The top square is a little bigger than the back. As you sew each side you sew a tuck so the seams match. I hope that makes sense. This is the only kind of rag quilt I've made, so I'm not sure how others are made.

Knot Sew

Those are great...everyone is sure to love them :D

billswife99

Nice work! I love the one on the right! :wink: :wink:

sharon b

They look comfy ! Can I ask a question ? When you say you put a tuck in , do you just kinda scrunch the fabric to make the seams match ? I make just the regular rag quilts and am always looking for new things . Thanks for sharing
:lol: Sharon

amma

I love your variation of the rag quilt! I would not have thought of using the bisquit block for it :D :D :D

user3587

[/quote]When you say you put a tuck in , do you just kinda scrunch the fabric to make the seams match ?[quote]


Yes that's exactly what you do. They can be time

tlrnhi

How cute!
You did a great job!

user3587

Yes that's what you do. The first one is a little time comsuming but once you get the hang of it, it goes pretty quickly, that is if they are 6" blocks. I made one that had 4" blocks. I thought I would never get it done. I think they are addictive. I really like making them. The collegiate ones have binding, I didn't put binding on the baby quilts and the homespun one (the 4" block)