Quick and Dirty Quilting -When You Just Need a Quilt in a Hurry

[@maryhollenbach4966]

I love that you show the problems along with the successful parts. So cute and happy!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Awww .. thank you Mary I appreciate your kind words... Thanks for watching ... April

[@donnahelzer8381]

I am so excited to have found your channel! I am 67 years old and have a 67 -year-old stash that I’ve actually found out one through twice. I have been stewing about the fact that I might not be able to finish or use some of the sweet fabrics I got. Now you’ve given me enough good ideas and hopefully more to come so I can use some of it! Thanks again I will be back! Bye the way but noodle is genius!!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Absolutely. Keep watching. I am all about fun, quick and easy. 😀. Thank you for watching and commenting. April

[@cynthiagunn2161]

I appreciate you being real about things. Showing how to afford quilting is appreciated.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you! 😊

[@jennysanfilippo2105]

I'm catching up on some of your older video's. This one is when you made a Unicorn quilt for your grand daughter. I love that you show us some of the mishaps that happen,to most of us along the way. Thanks for letting us feel better about our boo boo's. Ur for real girl. Luv Jenny. Oh I have to say your cat, & doggy are the cutest. Give them Hug's, & Kisses for me. Well it's chocolate time now, bye.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Oh thank you! I appreciate your kindness .. and yes eat that chocolate! April

[@doralynwilson1748]

My four children have blessed us with 13 grandchildren. Oh boy do I need and LOVE your ideas!! Thanks for taking the time to share!,

[@aprilscraftroom]

13! wow! you better get busy making them quilts! Thank you so much for watching! -- April

[@dorenenagy564]

Great job! Just ran across your videos tonight so I am binge watching not stalking. lol I wish you had been in my feed when I started quilting. What a great teacher you are. Thanks for posting. Stay safe, stay well.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Hi Dorene ... Thank you so much for your kind words... WOW you really made my day! ... I appreciate your BINGE WATCHING ... and wanted to Thank you so much for watching! April

[@gailrivas762]

Wow!! Thanks for the pool noodle idea!

[@aprilscraftroom]

My pleasure 😊 April

[@luzolivo9989]

ohhh yes i found you needed this for my granddaughters asp easy and beautiful

[@aprilscraftroom]

I am so glad you can use the idea. Thank you for watching and commenting. April

[@nanangrandaelliott2810]

im new to ur channel from the uk an u just make me smile and chuckle thank u for ur fab videos ❤

[@aprilscraftroom]

Yay! Thank you! April

[@lynnharris7119]

My granddaughter would love both quilts😍💕

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you! April

[@DebsWay]

I love the idea of using that Chenille strip. Never seen that before!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you. Love the chenille-it! Thank you for watching. April

[@DebsWay]

I've been watching your videos and you've given me some good ideas!! Thanks!!

[@jenniferfriesen7691]

April, you are just adorable. I can really relate to you, and you’ve inspired me immensely. Especially as a fellow fan of 3-yard quilts.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Awesome Thank you for your comment 😻april

[@christinahall3318]

I love you and your craft room/studio!!! I love your realness and yes that is a word! I love chocolate too!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you so much! Thanks for watching my channel!

[@bridgetashley2232]

Congratulations Donna!

[@vickiporter7664]

Love your videos! Your adorable!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Awww. Thank you. 😊 April

[@sylviaaverett2135]

Just found your channel boy do I love love so much. Honest info is always best I fo

[@aprilscraftroom]

I am so glad you found me! Thank you for watching and commenting. April

[@ladeanlombardi8638]

What I like & there is a lot....your personality!! Quirky yes you are a hoot! " you are real" Also really like your microphone or whatever auto you are using! Can really hear you great! Keep it up a joy to watch!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Oh thank you! You made my day! Thanks for watching! April

[@deloresrast8543]

Those are so cute!!! I know she loved them!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

She did - she picked the unicorn with rainbows. :-). Thank you for watching. April

[@Jabezgirl57]

Awesome work, don’t let negative comments stop you. As an artist you have freedom to make it how you want it and for whom.

[@aprilscraftroom]

You are so right. Thank you for reminding me. 😉 April

[@gloriajackson491]

Love the idea for quick quilts. It teaches me how to take my throws bought earlier one step further when I need a quick present for my grandchildren and adult children 😂❤😊

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you!

[@Jotham2]

Please tell me why am I laughing out loud. You are so personable. Love u.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you - you are very sweet to say that. I am glad that I made you laugh. Thank you for watching and commenting. April

[@jenniferr9564]

I love your quilting techniques and carefree spirit!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you so much!

[@JanetJabber]

I love how down your earth you are!!!! Thank you for encouraging just making to quilt and it doesn’t have to be perfect.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Hi Janet .. Thank you for your kind words ... I am so glad you liked the video Thank you so much for watching! April

[@sheilacarroll7143]

I know your granddaughter absolutely loved her new quilt! ❤🦄🦄🦄❤ Its lovely! Thank you for sharing 😊🍁🍂🍃🍊

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you for watching! April

[@dicooop]

I think a few quilts are good! Then no problem when it’s in the wash!

[@aprilscraftroom]

agreed! Thank you for watching! April

[@quiltingforthesoul]

Beautiful I know she is going to love her quilt. Thank you 🙏🏾 for sharing God bless you and your family

[@aprilscraftroom]

You are very welcome. God bless you and your family as well. April

[@justicedog3696]

Thank you for this video. This was interesting.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Glad you enjoyed it! April

[@cathleendecina2270]

Oh pushing those pins in the noodle gave me goosebumps! Lol

[@aprilscraftroom]

Lol

[@rayvigneux6600]

This is Barb. Thank you for this. I am going to try this but I only sew by hand so I will send you a snap shot when done.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Absolutely. Can you email me at [e-mail]. That way I can send you the picture. And doing everything by hand is so impressive. I wish I had the patience and the talent. April

[@tchr1106]

My granddaughter has declared "glitter" a color. Just as yours has said that "rainbows" are a color! I love little girls!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Me too. They are so cute! Thank you for watching and commenting. April

[@audreyderby5926]

I love your sense of humour.... I use pool noodles to make a sandwich of all my large quilts. I tape the ends together. One for top, one for batting, one for backing. Slowly wind them as I pin

[@aprilscraftroom]

I didn't think about taping them together. I've seen people join them with plastic pipe if the pool noodle has a hole in the middle. Thank you for sharing. April

[@judithlpn-quilter7757]

I love the panels for quilts. I made one with a Texas panel. Wow Texans love that! I made many baby quilts with panels. I have a longarm and I love to quilt the scene,esp flowers.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Sounds great! April

[@elizabethg2715]

I absolutely love this way for quick quilting!! I took a few of my son and daughters flat sheets from bedsheets, and made few beautiful quilts and I also use the flat sheets to make matching extra pillow cases and always a body pillow, which my family calls them leg pillows..lol!! Everyone in my house has there own quilted flat sheet blanket and leg pillow from that sheet!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

That is awesome! And they make the cutest sheets that could be used for that. Thank you for the idea. There is no light bulb emoji. LOL April

[@donnacolegrove4113]

Love both quilts! Your granddaughter will love them both!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you. :-) April

[@shrierobinson6741]

I love your approach 😂 to quilting. Keep up the good work

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you so much! Thanks for watching my channel! April

[@connieehresman1171]

I made a blanket with matching pillow quilted for my grandson.

[@aprilscraftroom]

HOW SWEET! April

[@yannacutestory]

I do this all the time with flannel for kid blankets, flannel is so cute now a days that I don't need a panel. puckers rarely matter when doing these quick quilts

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you for watching April

[@patriciahomer5342]

Very cute!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you! 😊 April

[@barbaraodom4996]

I sure enjoyed watching you. You're real and transparent and I see you have the same things happen to you that happen to me. Thank you.

[@aprilscraftroom]

You are very welcome. I like to let people know it doesn't always go smoothly. LOL April

[@00001965st]

U r the best,, love all ur tuts,,

[@aprilscraftroom]

Awww - thank you. :-) April

[@sharonjohnson7458]

Love the cheat quilts. Think I will try one.

[@reneemond6394]

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THIS !!!! MY GREAT GRAND-DAUGHTER IS GETTING ONE OF THESE FOR CHRISTMAS !!!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you. I think she is going to love it! April

[@angief1330]

that's quite a cute quilt. April I must say, I love those little aside comments of yours, too funny!😂💙

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you. :-) April

[@janetbarr5639]

Love your videos, you are so like me - down and dirty. 🇨🇦

[@aprilscraftroom]

lol Thank you! 😊

[@kimbermckinney4313]

So cute. 😀😁😂fun way to make a quilt.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you. 😊 April

[@carolynmills513]

This is definitely a quilt. Its not pieced, but still a quilt. Love it, and am now wanting some chenille it. Lol

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you. 😀 April

[@julieagar4483]

I love your projects ❤

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you so much Julie April

[@debrakohler3525]

Love the colors and this is so easy to whip up. My granddaughter is 16, but you NEVER outgrow a quilt, now do ya?! Enjoy you and your videos, April. 💟

[@aprilscraftroom]

I have never outgrown a quilt. If her baby quilt hadn't disintegrated, my daughter would still be sleeping with that quilt. LOL. I kid you not. Thank you for watching and commenting. April

[@michaelamoore3355]

I saw that Chenille It in the store as well and wondered what it was used for. Now I know. Thank you. I enjoy your video tutorials.

[@aprilscraftroom]

You are so welcome! I love how easy it is to use. Thank you for watching. 😀 April

[@PibbleMom297]

You are a Hoot!! And the "quick & dirty" quilt is adorable! Pool noodles are so useful, aren't they? I LOVE what you did with the Chenille-It, the result is beautiful. I've been sewing for some 60-plus years and felt a little sorry for you when you had a little trouble closing the gap where you turned the quilt. So I thought I'd offer a little "quick & dirty" trick that might help you. First, I suggest you make your gap a bit less wide. Roughly half the width you did would still allow you to turn it right side out very easily. Secondly, and this is the neat part, begin sewing around your quilt edge a little differently. Lower your needle at your starting point and rotate the quilt so you can backstitch perpendicularly almost to the the edge with tiny stitches (1.5 works well). Then stitch forward to your starting point, pivot and stitch all around the edge as you normally would. When your reach your stopping point for the gap, repeat what you did at the beginning. Pivot, shorten your stitch length, backstitch perpendicularly to the edge with tiny stitches, then stitch forward to your seamline. Before turning your quilt right side out, give your seamline a really good pressing, and trim away that little length of batting just the width of your seam allowance. Now, once you've got it right side out, put your index fingers one each inside the quilt on each end of the gap and GENTLY pull. If you've done this correctly, the edges of the gap with turn under very neatly and straight all by themselves. Hit them with the iron and your're good to go. (Then go stick your tongue out at Murphy). Hope you like this little trick, I use it all the time for all types of sewing, not just quilts. And I hope I haven't offended you either, I just want to help.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you so much! I am going to be making an envelope quilt for my granddaughter and I am going to use that technique. I'd never heard of that method. Thank you so much for watching my channel and sharing your sewing wisdom with me. April

[@juliephelps7616]

I made one yesterday, wish I had used pool noodles..... anyway it was 2 yards of fabric each side as more of a throw and not sleeping quilt. My coworker us retiring and loves turtles, she may be getting double knee replacement so I thought yes a lightweight quilt with turtles. My lines were not straight but my husband said they look like waves leave it. He was correct. My coworker knows I am not perfect neither would be the quilt or any other thing I make would be perfect. I call those slight imperfections character. Thank you for posting, now to find some pool noodles for the next one.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Glad you picked up the tip about the pool noodles ..it is life changing .. LOL thanks for watching April

[@jeannemcmillintwinlakeses3767]

the girl is showing her good taste at a young age!

[@aprilscraftroom]

I know right! 😀 April

[@Dizzycow-Tina]

Your video popped up on my suggested videos …. I’m so glad it did …. Not only did you make me laugh but it was great to see that other people have sewing issues too ❤️. Thank you for sharing ❤️❤️

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you for watching. I am so glad you found me. 😀 April

[@sparkyal43]

Jimmy Hendrix, she has good taste. She may grow up to be a famous guitarist.

[@aprilscraftroom]

So true! Let’s hope she doesn’t pick up his bad habits. ;-) April

[@jerryscott4336]

Love your idea’s ❤️

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you! 😊 April

[@terriallshouse7605]

hahah. you crack me up with your bloopers, so me! lol. Have never seen or used Chenille it, will have to look for that. I do a lot of kids charity quilting. Would be a quick trim. Love this pattern for an easy and quick quilting job. well sorta hahah.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Terri .. that is awesome you make quilts for kids ... what a great way to give back! Thank you for watching! April

[@lindagliott5838]

Love these quickies

[@aprilscraftroom]

Me too!!!😍 April

[@debraholmes6290]

I love chenille-it! 89 cents is an unbelievable price. I would have bought it all too!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

I know right!!!!! :-) April

[@ronmauer7005]

When I have made envelope quilts I did my sewing with the back of the panel up so that I was confident I was catching all the layers. Blessings from Mary in Wisconsin.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Good advice. Thank you. 😀 April

[@sewlovemydogs]

I have a granddaughter whose favourite colour is rainbow too! Bless them 🥰

[@aprilscraftroom]

It is adorable. Thank you for watching. April

[@cynthiapierce3328]

Love this method of quilting

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you! April

[@lindaalley5411]

Oh how I love, love your videos. Makes me smile😊 I learn so much from them♡♡

[@aprilscraftroom]

Awwww - thank you. :-) April

[@WhiteSwann]

I love it!!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you for watching. and your sweet comment. April

[@vickiserre9457]

Wonderful lesson today, I really need this‼️😊

[@aprilscraftroom]

Glad it was helpful! -- April

[@paulinewhite2826]

😍 you are so real it makes me a better quilter

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you. That is such a sweet thing to say. Thank you for watching. 😀 April

[@brigitasehgal2937]

Oh, tell me all about the bottom thread nightmare! I hate it, because you will see it only when you are finished and turn the whole thing around. I feel your pain. But it all turned out beautiful at the end....love both of them.👏💖🥰

[@aprilscraftroom]

That is another benefit of the minky - you won't see the bottom thread issues. 😊 Thank you for watching and commenting. April

[@gailcates2941]

I do the same but layer batting on bottom first then back then front on top. I can now see where to sew after pinning all together. Before sewing I cut the back and batting even with the front. I also sometimes leave out the batting and use minky or similar fleece back. Then with turning right side out I sew around the design to quilt the two pieces together to hold it's shape. With the 3 layer ones I also quilt around the designs on the front but use more stitches closer together. So there is sewing about 4 to 5 inches apart. Example-- around the rainbow and unicorn for the 2 layer ones, and around each color of the rainbow and all the clouds,ECT. for the batting ones.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you for sharing Great tips

[@joyfuljan77]

Love this idea using the panel! What a fun quilt. My 2 year old granddaughter is really into Puppy Pals so I am making her a quick and easy quilt using Rail Fence pattern for Fabric Cafe. TFS! Congrats to Dawn!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

I just love panels. And there are some 3 yard quilts that are perfect for cutting up a panel. :-). Glad your granddaughter loves hers. April

[@anitanoland9188]

I made a 30x40 cuddle soft baby blanket with this method. Glad it wasn’t any bigger! I don’t like sewing with that fabric! I think I lightly sprayed craft glue to secure my batting so it wouldn’t slip. I top-stitched and then quilted large stars. For my first attempt, I was happy with it. My second baby quilt didn’t go as well. The directional backing is sideways not top to bottom- like you mentioned in your video!! Live and learn but my grandson doesn’t care!! Really enjoy your videos. I can relate, scratch my head and laugh at my silly mistakes!!! As always, enjoyed watching your video! Have a great day April!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Yeah that minky that I used was slicker than snot. LOL. And you are so right. We are way harder on ourselves than those who receive our quilts. Thank goodness or I may have only made one quilt. Thank you for watching. April

[@carenstory8425]

Iam sure Kylie will love it. 💘

[@aprilscraftroom]

I gave it to her today and she did love it. 🥰 April

[@carolg.6838]

I appreciate your tip on the puckers. It had stopped me from completing 2 quilts where the tops are MANY YEARS done. I'm going to have to give it a try. Also never made a turned inside out quilt. I have fabric bought for charity or gifts...this is a good idea for it.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Puckers usually just disappear in the wash as long as you didn't wash the fabric before you started piecing with it. The unwashed fabric shrinks and the stitching is no longer too tight. It is like magic. LOL. Thank you for watching and don't let little mistakes slow you down - they just make you a better quilter. I must be like the BEST quilter ever!!! 😁. April

[@sugarloaf10]

Wow thanks that is great to know!! I just quilted my first quilt and there are puckers everywhere/ feels so sloppy but I’m just moving on because it is for my son who isn’t going to care about my imperfections. I can’t wait to wash it once the binding is completed

[@reneetoll6225]

I made a mistake on my first panel quilt; and had the batting on the outside - LOL. But, when I got that straightened out - it was fantastic. Very easy to do; once you learn the trick.

[@aprilscraftroom]

I have done the same thing while making placemats using this same technique. LOL. I just laugh at myself and go on. Thank you for watching and commenting. 😊 April

[@bina64]

You always make me laugh! “this is how I roll”. LOL

[@aprilscraftroom]

I crack myself up, too. LOL. Things just pop into my brain and they come out of my mouth. ;-). Thank you for watching. April

[@laris2328]

My mom has 5 grandkids. She made them all quillows. It takes 3 different fabrics. 2 yds each. 1 for front, 1 for back, and 1 for pillow. You won't need a whole yd for pillow, but I guarantee that once you get home you'll change your mind and want the pillow fabric for front/back instead. My mom has made 30+ quillows for our family and friends so far. She is now working on the great-grandkids' quillows. I've gotten 1 so far. The 2nd one is on the table in her sewing room waiting to be finished. When fall comes she'll finish it. She just topstitches the pillow sides straight down following the chalk line she drew. She buys white chalk at dollar stores and it washes out great.

[@aprilscraftroom]

OMG. I need to try those. Thank you for watching and commenting and giving more to put on my to do list. LOL April

[@deloresrast8543]

I’ve never used chenille on anything - learned something new! Thanks!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Yay - I love it when I learn something new. Glad you did - it is an easy way to make the quilt a little extra special. :-). And hide the fact I didn't bind. LOL April

[@kathiehayes865]

Just found you today. Enjoyed your humor and quilting cheats. 😎👍🏻

[@aprilscraftroom]

I am so glad you found me! Thank you for watching and commenting. :-) April

[@judithburke1539]

If you will have the opening on the side where the selvedge was because it doesn't stretch as much, so it will be easier to close the opening without any puckers.

[@aprilscraftroom]

yes -- Excellent point ... I will use this next time ...

[@kathidavis2442]

Such a cute quilt. I have 3 granddaughter's and they would love a quilt like this. Thanks for showing us this tutorial.

[@aprilscraftroom]

I showed my Granddaughter today and she picked the unicorn with rainbows 🌈 She loved it. I am sure your granddaughters will feel the same way. April

[@jerryscott86]

Very cute ❤

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you! 😊

[@charitydoornbos264]

Love it! Thank you so much!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Glad you like it! 😃 April

[@paulasmith6169]

Love ❤️ love those quilts. I am making a quilt for my granddaughter but she is older. When I finish I will post. Thanks for the great 👍🏻 ideas April.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Oh please do share. You will probably have to send me an email with a picture or link to Facebook page. I can't wait to see it. April

[@carolannmoorhead4581]

You can smooth your batting by using your 6x24" ruler

[@aprilscraftroom]

@Carol Ann Moorhead That is an excellent suggestion. I am going to do that on my current sandwich project. :-) April

[@dorothywarren426]

Love Both of them! Great job!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you. 😀 April

[@marytramp5678]

that is the perfect size to donate to nursing homes, they always need little lap blankets. and they too won't care if your seams are straight or not. but will appreciate the fact that they are homemade.

[@aprilscraftroom]

That is a great idea THANK YOU for the suggestion! April

[@marlenephillips5509]

I know about Murphy,I’m doing a t shirt quilt and now I have a special date with Jack,I’d say about a weeks worth of ripping

[@aprilscraftroom]

Oh no! That stinks. Hope your date flies by. 😞 April

[@ebonyfreeman7887]

Thank you for the idea. I'm a new quilter and might use this technique to make a baby shark quilt for my one-year old son.

[@aprilscraftroom]

This is a perfect way to start. He will love it! Thank you for watching. April

[@michelleswistak1389]

I always have pucker problems when I use this method, so I usually tie them. Never tried panels before, have to try that.

[@aprilscraftroom]

I love to wash and dry because that seems to take care of my puckering issues. :-) April

[@michelleswistak1389]

@@aprilscraftroom I do wash my quilts before I give them away. I will have to try my walking foot. Thanks

[@shacalz]

Just love this idea. Hate the quilting police and like most of us I am my own policeman lol. I have never seen chenille it here in my local sewing and quilting stores in Brisbane but will certainly hunt for it now. What a great addition to a quilt for a child.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you so much! Thank you for watching! April

[@Stacy-iu6ch]

Awesomeness

[@aprilscraftroom]

❤️

[@lanak5282]

So cute. I have to try some chenille

[@aprilscraftroom]

It is fun to play with and adds just a little something special. :-). You can also use it to outline applique' or images in the fabric. Thank you for watching and commenting. April

[@kathycousineau1309]

April I love this video. I’m going to make one for each of my dogs. They really washed up nice! Love seeing Gracie and Oliver❤️🥰

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you! I am going to have to do the same thing. Agnes likes to bury herself in the covers. :-) April

[@zacsgran1]

I really like the friction pens. Yeah Mark your items and it irons right off much easier to use

[@aprilscraftroom]

I am always afraid the mark might come back if the quilt gets cold. Have you had any experience with that? Is there a certain brand of friction pens or is friction the brand? Thank you for watching. 😀 April

[@ayakacrane8569]

@@aprilscraftroom i use the Frixion pens on the light to medium colored fabrics. They don't come back when cold. I also used the same pens on paper before and it only came back really faded in the freezer. You may not want to use it with dark fabrics as the marks show up as white/gray when ironed/heated up.

[@aprilscraftroom]

@@ayakacrane8569 Thank you. April

[@KarenPope1123]

So cute I have to try that

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you for watching. :-) April

[@cindykobbe8494]

Murphy.....dang Murphy!

[@aprilscraftroom]

LOL ... Right! April

[@sheilajones9076]

love it

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you

[@maranirwin4540]

Love it think I will have a go😃

[@aprilscraftroom]

yay!

[@patriciapowell6100]

Love it.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you. :-) April

[@terrio7549]

I was wondering if you used 2 layers different colors of the channel, after washing would you see both colors? I've never used it but I'm going to give it a try. Thanks for your videos!!

[@aprilscraftroom]

you can put them next to each other put not on top of each other Hope this helps April

[@jonnieyoung4343]

You are sooo funny!

[@aprilscraftroom]

Thank you. 😀. April

[@sharonfontenot1378]

I would like to know more about the chinel it?? I never seen this, I love how it came out. Enjoyed your video.

[@aprilscraftroom]

Fabric Cafe (3 yard quilt) store also has Chenille by the yard - I haven't tried that. It looks like you get a sheet of Chenille and you cut it into strips. The Chenille-it is already in strips and is ready to use. Thank you for watching. April