This particular rag quilt pattern can be made with flannel and makes a great gift for expecting mamas and papas to be.
Flannel baby rag quilt.
You can use it on one side but if you use it on both your seams won t fray they will just look sloppy.
Another thing i really like about this project is the pieces don t have to be precisely the same size.
Cotton also works really well it just doesn t make seams that are quite as soft and fluffy.
Each piece of the quilt is made by making a sandwich of material.
Rag quilts are fun and easy making them perfect for learning new patterns.
A trio of flannel baby rag quilts made with 10 blocks.
Flannel is the best fabric for rag quilts because it frays the best.
This adorable rag quilt uses pink and brown flannel squares in a concentric pattern for an adorable baby quilt.
Snuggly stripes rag quilt pattern.
Two right sides facing out with a piece of white neutral flannel in the middle.
Borders baby rag quilt.
This baby rag quilt is beautiful with its frayed ruffle edge.
Minky does not fray so it isn t the best choice for a rag quilt.
This trio of flannel baby rag quilts are each made from 10 blocks and measure 42 to 45 square.
I was recently given plenty of pre cut 9 x 9 flannel squares as a donation to our fundraiser and i was not sure what to make with it as our blankets are made with much smaller squares.
Moms seem to love the lighter weight flannel rag quilts and take them everywhere in their diaper bags.
We ve included a video tutorial and show you how to make yours into an animal shape.