littlehud

That is so cute. I love rag quilts. It's one of the next on I'm making.

bels

Love your rag quilt.... especially the monkey blocks.....really cute.

sharon b

Very pretty ! Looking good :thumbup:

earthwalker

Looks great, yep...if you are going to do more than 1 of these those spring loaded snips are a must.

annette1952

Very pretty! I'm making one right now too. I went to WalMart & bought a pair of the spring loaded snips yesterday for about $10.00. It sure makes the cutting quicker & much easier on your hands.

Pickles

So cute I love the rag quilts, your doing fine , can't wait to see it when your finished :D :thumbup:

Fayelh

Looking forward to seeing it completely finished.

cindle

Woowhoo my rag quilt is finally done after killing two pairs of scissors, getting blisters on my hands that actually turned blue ( not from the dye in the fabric either). Just needs to be washed and dried. I think it passed inspection though as you can see in the pictures lol.

cindle

Ok I got my rag quilt totally done. I washed it and dried it today and OMG the lint that comes off insane :shock: . Is it normal to have to use a lint roller on the quilt when it comes out of the dryer? I read in another post people suggesting you go to the laundry mat to wash and dry a rag quilt I can so see why now and in the future I will definately be doing that too. I'll post the completed picture when I'm finished delinting lol.

piepatch

I always wash my rag quilts at the Laundromat when they are finished, and I always use a lint roller to clean up the loose threads and lint. I have been told Laundromat machines have bigger lint traps and can handle the lint better. I take wet paper towels with me and wipe the washing machine to clean out the lint though, because I don't think it is fair to the next user to have to deal with all all that lint in their laundry.