Transform 99-cent Bandanas into Fun Quilts using the Web Technique!

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I made 2 lap quilts with 99-cent bandanas! These are perfect for a budget-friendly beach quilt or picnic quilt!
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@sandraroberts1234

Thanks!

@luminaowisp6437

Flour sacks were decorated specifically to be used by housewives sew. I have a quilt my grandmother made of flour sacks, and they were nice quailty fabric. That makes sense because a loosely woven fabric would not hold flour well.

@francespiquemal8813

A good short note is copied here from the internet. "Facing a Quilt is a method of finishing the edge of a quilt. A strip of facing fabric is sewn to the front of a quilt and turned to the back so that none of the facing fabric shows on the front. A Facing provides an alternative to traditional binding." There are a few demonstrations on KZbin but I found the best one is by Nancy at OnPoint-TV and Quilting with Nancy. She has one that is titled Facing A Quilt. I believe there are additional samples in later videos. I suggested facing because your quilts are complete in and of themselves. It is busy enough to let it be as is and can make the viewer look beyond what is there. At least that is how I saw them. Hope this helps.

@virginiacollis4580

I made a quilt like that back in the late 70's and put wide lace all around for a border. Used an old comforter for the inside. Loved it!

@b.a.erlebacher1139

I commented on the video when you bought these bandanas that they can be disappointingly thin and coarsely woven when the sizing is washed out, but that I was sure you'd come up with a way to make something beautiful out of them. Looks like your bandanas are better fabric than mine were, and you've certainly come up with an ingenious way to use them! I really like the way you"ve cut and recombined them to retain the overall circular design. You've got two unusual and colourful quilts there. Bravo!

@destrygraves

No border. I use the web technique when I do disappearing 9 patches to make sure they get sewn in the place I intend them to go. I just never knew that it was called that. The second round is a brilliant way to make 9 patches. Think small squares with a random effect or possibly ombre. Think postage stamp quilt. In whatever size you want you want the squares to be. Even could be a side project you work on with pieces leftover from a current quilting project. So much inspiration in one video. Thanks for sharing. PS: I just started this year using a spray starch before I press before I make the initial cuts. I was,and remain, impressed with the difference it makes. It’s a game changer if you’re using a less expensive fabric.

@elizabethamis9376

Beautiful quilt! This web method has been used to make a bed sized quilt. Check out Kate of the Last Homely House, who made the seed packet quilt using this method. ❤👍from Somerset UK

@kikiwalker7718

I would consider using your 8 leftover bandana pieces and make a tote bag to out your folded bandana quilt inside. 😊

@cathyblood6864

I think a gingham would be a neat border. Black and white most likely.

@SaffronHammer

The name of your channel piqued my interest; I was sure i was going to see you making the Harlot of Babylon quilt or the 7-headed, 10-horned wild beast quilt. VERY RELIEVED!

@janetrawlings422

I have wanted to make a quilt for years using bandanas, and now I know what to do with them. Awesome video! Thank you!

@helenwilliams7112

Thanks for the clear directions in real time! Great idea!

@KelleysQuiltsandCruises

What a clever idea! Thanks and Happy New Year!

@micheleh4016

How fun! I love your creativity. Every time I walk by the Hobby Lobby aisle with all the colorful bandanas I admire them but wonder what to do with them. This is a great idea. It would make a great Comfy (charity) quilt for kids. And the bandanas are so soft when washed. Also can't wait to try the web method. I have a sewing room setup that's conducive to that. Thanks for sharing.

@kathleen.rogers1442

Love this idea of using bandanas!!! They came out awesome 😊

@paulamcclellan8436

I think black & white for borders or sashing are a perfect compliment to this colorful quilt , the way you cut & sewed is great .Insipid to try this method.

@84seray

I love both versions! But that second one speaks to me for some reason! I love the fact that the original bandana design is maintained. That's the WOW factor!

@saraharrell1768

I have had a group of yellow and light blue as I wanted to make quilt worth those two colors. Thank you for this tutorial as I was wondering how I would make it and now I have a pattern for it. Thank you