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Post By Jean Sewing Machine
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January 5th, 2014, 04:55 PM
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Re: How is Minky different from flannel?
Minky is thick, INCREDIBLY ridiculously soft fleece type fabric. It now comes in a very wide variety of prints, colors and textures. The embossed ones are so beautiful!
Flannel is only a fraction of the thickness. Jean explained flannel so well, and I am sure you have an idea of what it feels like form experience.
I like minky for a baby blanket or quilt back because you just can't find anything softer or cuddlier. It is wonderful in a rag quilt! It does not fray into threads the way flannel does, it makes little soft edges, just wonderfully soft.
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