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    Old 12-30-2013, 08:56 AM
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    Default denim rag quilt

    I have bins full of old jeans-decided it is time to cut them up.I cut 8 inch squares and used some flannel that was forgotten on a shelf.I love it.Lesson learned do not do 1st washing at home ever ever again with ragged denim.I have cut enough squares for 2 more lap sized quilts and emptied a large bin,woo hoo.
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    Old 12-30-2013, 09:35 AM
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    Great denim quilt! I bet everyone fights over it this winter.
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    Old 12-30-2013, 09:50 AM
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    I really like how you did this quilt with the denim on the back!! It's gorgeous!! You are one smart gal!!
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    Very nice! I have made so many and it gets to my hands, but everyone loves them. I have about 10 jeans let and it will probably be the last denim quilt I make.
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    I am collecting jeans too. Love your flannel squares and fringe on one side and the denim on the back. I have heard these are so heavy that your way would make it manageable. Thanks for sharing.
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    Really cute! I love jean quilts, so warm!
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    It looks so cuddly.

    So you didn't add batting, just backed your flannel with denim, right? I have tons of jeans... my collection and other people's donations
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    That is beautiful, what a good idea doing the back in denim......hmmm gives me ideas
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    Old 12-30-2013, 01:56 PM
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    Originally Posted by SewExtremeSeams
    It looks so cuddly.

    So you didn't add batting, just backed your flannel with denim, right? I have tons of jeans... my collection and other people's donations
    correct-no batting-it is very heavy and warm without t
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    they make great quilts
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