U.S. Army Special Forces Rag Quilt
This is our newest quilt ready for quick sale in our ETSY store. It is a 34 x 40 inch U.S. Army Special Forces Rag Quilt with an 14 x 14 in accent pillow
This warm rag quilt has been made with four layers of flannel/cotton fabric to ensure warmth without being heavy.
The happy designs and color, combined with dreamy softness, makes this a wonderful quilt for that little one. Sure to become a favorite, you will appreciate its easy care attributes.
Makes a perfect gift for a Baby Shower, New Arrival, or for Grandma to have handy when Baby comes to visit!
Great size for multiple purposes..... drape over Baby in the crib or car seat, snuggle time, on the floor for play time, and easy to grab and go wherever Baby needs to go
The happy designs and color, combined with dreamy softness, makes this a wonderful quilt for that little one. Sure to become a favorite, you will appreciate its easy care attributes.
Makes a perfect gift for a Baby Shower, New Arrival, or for Grandma to have handy when Baby comes to visit!
Great size for multiple purposes..... drape over Baby in the crib or car seat, snuggle time, on the floor for play time, and easy to grab and go wherever Baby needs to go
For the finishing detailing, the exposed "raggy seams" were hand clipped to give the quilt that extra fluffiness that looks and feels so nice. Fully washable, the quilt will become even more soft and fluffly with each washing!
** Additional Details: Rag Quilts, such as the ones I create, take 66% MORE fabric, batting and backing to create than it takes to make a pieced patchwork quilt due to the extra amount of fabric needed for the exposed & clipped seams. Because I hand clip every seam in the quilts it adds additional hours to the process, as well.**
All of the quilts I make are meant to be used and loved for many years!
Rag quilts originated in the frontier when people lived too far away to go to stores, nothing could be wasted. They were made with many different types of recycled fabrics. Today we cut and fray them to give them that 'old timey' look.
** Additional Details: Rag Quilts, such as the ones I create, take 66% MORE fabric, batting and backing to create than it takes to make a pieced patchwork quilt due to the extra amount of fabric needed for the exposed & clipped seams. Because I hand clip every seam in the quilts it adds additional hours to the process, as well.**
All of the quilts I make are meant to be used and loved for many years!
Rag quilts originated in the frontier when people lived too far away to go to stores, nothing could be wasted. They were made with many different types of recycled fabrics. Today we cut and fray them to give them that 'old timey' look.
Warning: Placing decorative pillows in cribs can lead to potential suffocation. Do not place in crib.
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