If you make a rag quilt with more than two layers of flannel - do you still put a layer of thin batting in between?
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1109Since you live in Michigan you may consider the batting. It's not a must though. Be sure to share your project. Would love to see it.
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by 5thmurphy
10 Mar 2011
I can't seem to find where to go to look at and share projects!! Thank You!
23222i made mine with 5 layers so i never put a bat in it & it is HOT CAROLYN
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by 5thmurphy
10 Mar 2011
I would like to try that! was it hard to clip through all of those layers?
Thanks!
by noah
10 Mar 2011
no i bought a tool ment for that .There is many ways to sew this also you don't just half to sew straight lines :):)carolyn
360641Depends on how warm you want it to be. If its going to be used for a summer cover up when its a bit cool, than you might not add the batting. If you plan on using it in the winter you may want the batting or even double batting. Depends on where you live.
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by 5thmurphy
10 Mar 2011
I live in Michigan- maybe removable batting would be an idea! The weather changes every hour!!! Thanks!!
22354Yes you do. Just make sure you cut your batting 1" smaller than your flannel squares. This way it is easier to clip and you still get the same effect. Love to see your end results in projects. Good luck :)
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by 5thmurphy
10 Mar 2011
I wish I could find projects! I would love to show you guys how cool my other ones came out with redwork through all of the layers-even the backs looked good! Thanks!!
by 5thmurphy
10 Mar 2011
I wish I could find projects! I would love to show you guys how cool my other ones came out with redwork through all of the layers-even the backs looked good! Thanks!!
42046I think that I would because it would not be warm if you did not.
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