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Rag quilts are awesome and fun to stitch up. There are no right or wrong sides to a raggedy quilt. Both sides are pretty! The best fabric to use for making rag quilts are fabrics that rag or fray nicely, like: cotton, denim, homespun, and flannel.

Debbie from Dallas, TX sewed this memory raggedy quilt as a birthday gift for her sister.  She used their mom's old blouses and housecoats and added some vintage embroidered items and some chenille as well as some new fabrics she let her sister chose. What a WONDERFUL idea and gift...., to be treasured forever!

Here's the other side of Charlene's colorful raggedy quilt!

Tanya from Fredericton NB shows us this quilt she made for the winner of a Karaoke contest. What a great idea! She says what we say..."I love making these quilts, they are easy and fun, and great to give as gifts."

Cynthia from Mt. Vernon, Illinois shares with us this adorable dinosaur rag quilt she made for her grandson, Isaiah who is 3. This is his special present for he just got a baby sister.

Here's an adorable little bear raggedy quilt. Once the quilt was finished the bear was appliquéd on. What a precious little blanket for a baby boy.

Margy from the great state of Texas shows us this blue raggedy quilt. She is making one for each of her 12 grand kids so keep an eye out for more! What a great gift to get from your grand mom! This one is for Jake.

I just love this raggedy patriotic quilt that Margy from Texas brings us. It was made for one of her grand children, Tanner.

Lisa made this t-bone raggedy quilt for his sisters birthday and she loved it! What a nice gift to cherish forever.

To Learn More About Rag Quilt Making  we suggest A Year of Rag Quilts.   It's our favorite Raggedy Quilting book to use in our studio.  Also, we offer free photographed instructions on "How to Make a Rag Quilt" as an excellent guide for rag quilting.

Margy also made this hearts raggedy pink and red quilt for her grand daughter, Hannah. Margy says, " I so love rag quilting-they are just more cuddly than other quilts I have made."  How true... try making one for yourself, they are fun and easy to make.

Barbara from Whiteway, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada send us this photo and say, "This is a picture of a rag quilt I made for my first grandchild. It was so
much fun making it. So much that I am going to make another one."

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