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Originally posted by HandsomeRyan View PostIt can be done. Part of how well it will work depends on how you want to mix them.
Quilts with pieced cotton tops and flannel backs are extremely common and it is not a big deal at all. I usually pre-wash the flannel for the backing even if I am not pre-washing the cotton for the front.
On the other hand, trying to piece a mixture of flannel and regular cotton for a top will probably require some patience and finesse as Ginny said.
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It can be done. Part of how well it will work depends on how you want to mix them.
Quilts with pieced cotton tops and flannel backs are extremely common and it is not a big deal at all. I usually pre-wash the flannel for the backing even if I am not pre-washing the cotton for the front.
On the other hand, trying to piece a mixture of flannel and regular cotton for a top will probably require some patience and finesse as Ginny said.
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Thank you Ginny, wierd part of it all is I made Jenny's D4p and X's & O's awesome, quilt she has on you tube, and it seems to work with this, but next time I won' t mix, as I have given myself many migraines LOL.........now if only I get brave enough to sort out "leftovers" from other quilts, would probably take better part of a day and would need LOTS of wine
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I'm sure people have found a way to make this work, but for me flannel stretches where cotton doesn't. Flannel also shrinks more than cotton will. My personal choice is not to mix them, but those on here who have can maybe give some adviceI know you would have to wash the flannel first to make sure you get all the shrinkage out of it first.
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