Flange

Divine Daisy, you be one funny gal!

Cyndi

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Originally Posted by Divine Daisy

I though a flange was a sort of tart............or is that a flan? lol (I crack myself up sometimes)

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When I saw the title I thougt "ohhhh a recipe for a flange" then thought what the heck is a flange.

2 1/2" will be fine. You will fold it in half (like binding) and sew your 1/4" seam. The finished part stick out (the flange) will 1". That's not too wide for a large top. Barb

Here in the D.C. area the quilt classes I've taken call it flange, not piping. Now we are all clear on what it is and no, I'm not offering a recipe for flan! :)

I was thinking about cutting the jelly roll in half but just wasn't sure. Being new to quilting, I like to hear others opinions! Thanks all!

Why do i get hungry every day looking at these posts? Somebody is always talking about yummy desserts, chocolate, or their avatar is a yummy cake!

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Originally Posted by Divine Daisy

I though a flange was a sort of tart............or is that a flan? lol (I crack myself up sometimes)

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You crack us up, too . . . sometimes!!

We have a flange on our toilet... It's a part in the tank!

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Originally Posted by ttucsok

We have a flange on our toilet... It's a part in the tank!

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Yep, that's what I know as a flange as well.

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Originally Posted by Divine Daisy

I though a flange was a sort of tart............or is that a flan? lol (I crack myself up sometimes)

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If you ever make it to New Mexico I can take you to a restaurant that some friends own that has one of the best flans I've ever had. Hmm, I wonder if they'd share the recipe.

I usually call it a flap.

I know they are a challenge for machine quilters as the flap tends to get caught by the foot of the machine and flips over.

Wouldn't piping have a cord inside the fabric?