

This gauze quilt is four layers with a layer of flannel in between. It is throw sized and used around 7 yards of fabric. I had also purchased a green color in case I wanted to do different colors. Anyway, I feel quite guilty since all that gauze added up with shipping and everything to be $54. Yikes! I've been trying to be so good since vacation is just a month away. The real kicker is I just saw that Jo-anne's has gauze regular price at $5.99. With a coupon it will be a steal.

I think I am done making gauze quilts for the moment though. For one, it's pricey and for another reason it is really damn difficult to quilt. I mean you really can't quilt it. I used a sharp #9 needle and just did some edge stitching to keep the whole thing together. I didn't have the recommended darning foot and instead used my presser foot. I actually had to hand applique the circles on. I never, ever hand stitch things. You can kind of tell.
In the end I do like my final gauze quilt. It is like soft cloud to wrap up in. I also like the contrasting back.
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This is really pretty! I can see where gauze would be very difficult to work with, but I bet it was worth it.
Can we see photos of the contrasting back?
What do you do with all your quilts? Do you have them displayed somewhere? Folded on a shelf? Do you give them as gifts?
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