Backing For Jean Quilt at Maria Brewster blog

Backing For Jean Quilt. Backing material options can include cotton, a flannel sheet, fleece, and minky. Learn how to use old jeans and scraps to make a denim quilt with a wonky diamond pattern. Follow the free scrap pattern and video tutorial to join the blocks and attach the backing. To follow along in later posts with backing and tying your quilt, have handy a thrifted yet terrific blanket and embroidery floss or yarn. It’s been on my upcycling bucket list for some time to make a big quilt picnic blanket from all my old jeans. If it's going to be a bed quilt, you might want to go with a really lightweight. First though, let's talk backing. You can make the quilt a bit lighter by using a regular cotton quilting fabric for the quilt backing, rather than denim. If you choose to use a lightweight backing like cotton, your denim quilt could benefit from adding batting for more warmth. I am so excited to share my diy denim quilt with you all! Denim quilts are heavy, so think about the quilt's end use beforehand.

If it's going to be a bed quilt, you might want to go with a really lightweight. First though, let's talk backing. To follow along in later posts with backing and tying your quilt, have handy a thrifted yet terrific blanket and embroidery floss or yarn. Learn how to use old jeans and scraps to make a denim quilt with a wonky diamond pattern. Denim quilts are heavy, so think about the quilt's end use beforehand. Backing material options can include cotton, a flannel sheet, fleece, and minky. Follow the free scrap pattern and video tutorial to join the blocks and attach the backing. It’s been on my upcycling bucket list for some time to make a big quilt picnic blanket from all my old jeans. You can make the quilt a bit lighter by using a regular cotton quilting fabric for the quilt backing, rather than denim. I am so excited to share my diy denim quilt with you all!

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Backing For Jean Quilt To follow along in later posts with backing and tying your quilt, have handy a thrifted yet terrific blanket and embroidery floss or yarn. Learn how to use old jeans and scraps to make a denim quilt with a wonky diamond pattern. First though, let's talk backing. Denim quilts are heavy, so think about the quilt's end use beforehand. If you choose to use a lightweight backing like cotton, your denim quilt could benefit from adding batting for more warmth. To follow along in later posts with backing and tying your quilt, have handy a thrifted yet terrific blanket and embroidery floss or yarn. You can make the quilt a bit lighter by using a regular cotton quilting fabric for the quilt backing, rather than denim. Follow the free scrap pattern and video tutorial to join the blocks and attach the backing. It’s been on my upcycling bucket list for some time to make a big quilt picnic blanket from all my old jeans. If it's going to be a bed quilt, you might want to go with a really lightweight. I am so excited to share my diy denim quilt with you all! Backing material options can include cotton, a flannel sheet, fleece, and minky.