Last spring I began a Comfort Quilt for the Ronald McDonald House. The top has been sandwiched with the batting and backing for awhile and I finally started machine quilting it after I came home from vacation. I really like it!
This quilt top is made of 6" flannel squares and ultimately was 39 inches square. I already had the flannel stars for the quilt back and also had batting. I learned from others to use flannel for the batting inside though. It was on sale that day so I bought 5 yards of white to have on hand. I bought the fat quarters for the squares at JoAnn Fabrics for less than $8 so this was fairly low cost. I did have to cut some blocks from some flannel I already had though. It needed six fat quarters instead of five!
This quilt top is made of 6" flannel squares and ultimately was 39 inches square. I already had the flannel stars for the quilt back and also had batting. I learned from others to use flannel for the batting inside though. It was on sale that day so I bought 5 yards of white to have on hand. I bought the fat quarters for the squares at JoAnn Fabrics for less than $8 so this was fairly low cost. I did have to cut some blocks from some flannel I already had though. It needed six fat quarters instead of five!
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