to cook for those helping with the cleanup.
The sewing club that I'm in wants to make blankets or quilts for some that lost their homes in the tornados. Does anyone know of a quick way to make something like that? Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks, Jane
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It's so wonderful to help others in need. Your machine will understand and WELCOME you back with open arms! ;D *2U
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by designcrazy
31 May 2011
Yes, it is very rewarding to serve others. I may have forgotten how to use my machine.
63126God's blessings for you and those who have been
helping those in need.
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3294What if you went to wal mart or some where and talked to them to see if they would donate some blankets and put there names on them?
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by designcrazy
31 May 2011
I haven't thought about that! Do you think they would really do that? Thanks for the idea!
72397Try this site as it will offer you several patterns as well as instructions.
quilting.about.com/od/ragquiltpatterns
www.quilting.about.com
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20661Jane, it does sound like yu have been busy with what you needed to do and now will be extra busy with your work for blankets and quilts - I think the rag quilt is the quick and fast - using the right fabric you will not need batting - will be down - once you do the ragging after stitching. It is the only way that I have done quilting - so I can't help any other way. But embroidery on them would make it longer - but would be ever so sweet to do, if you felt you could manage that.
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by designcrazy
31 May 2011
Thanks Shirlene, did you make this one? It looks good. Where do I find the directions for a rag quilt? How many layers do you use? I'll see if I can do some of those.
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