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July 20th 03, 06:38 PM
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Its in the Washer
Well Ive just finished another Raggy Quilt and its in the washer getting all
raggy. Im so glad its done as I hate snipping all those seams. The quilt is for my sister who is moving house on Friday so it will be for her new bedroom. I used Thimbleberries Fireside Flannels so it should be nice and snuggly. As soon as its out of the dryer I'll post a piccy Flossy Malvern England ***** Queen of Plaids ****** http://photos.yahoo.com/flossy3353 
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July 21st 03, 04:48 AM
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I got some bright flannel from ebay and plan on using them to make a Raggy
Quilt, but the first time I saw the pattern the seams weren't snipped and the second time I saw it they were snipped. Has any one seen it done both ways and have comments an the effects ? Dee in Oz "Flossy" wrote in message ... Well Ive just finished another Raggy Quilt and its in the washer getting all raggy. Im so glad its done as I hate snipping all those seams. The quilt is for my sister who is moving house on Friday so it will be for her new bedroom. I used Thimbleberries Fireside Flannels so it should be nice and snuggly. As soon as its out of the dryer I'll post a piccy Flossy Malvern England ***** Queen of Plaids ****** http://photos.yahoo.com/flossy3353
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July 21st 03, 11:34 PM
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I'd think if you didn't snip them you'd end up with lots of LONG
threads in the filter instead of a bunch of short ones, and it would take longer to get a nice raggy look. Dragonfly "D&D" wrote in message ... I got some bright flannel from ebay and plan on using them to make a Raggy Quilt, but the first time I saw the pattern the seams weren't snipped and the second time I saw it they were snipped. Has any one seen it done both ways and have comments an the effects ? Dee in Oz "Flossy" wrote in message ... Well Ive just finished another Raggy Quilt and its in the washer getting all raggy. Im so glad its done as I hate snipping all those seams. The quilt is for my sister who is moving house on Friday so it will be for her new bedroom. I used Thimbleberries Fireside Flannels so it should be nice and snuggly. As soon as its out of the dryer I'll post a piccy Flossy Malvern England ***** Queen of Plaids ****** http://photos.yahoo.com/flossy3353
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July 23rd 03, 04:33 AM
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Snip them almost to the seam allowance every half inch or so and if you haven't
edge stitched the edges, stitch about a half inch in and clip to that too. Faye in CO
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