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The next stop in our Quilty Adventure is a good one: Double Gauze. (Check out Part I: Denim, if you missed it!) Double Gauze is the destination you see on a billboard while you’re driving down the highway and you’re like “STOP EVERYTHING WE’RE GOING.” It’s super intriguing, right? I’m with you. But you’re going […]

[…] all of the boxes for what I love in a quilt: Large pieces: These blocks are big and use large pieces of fabric making it perfect for double gauze and other scrumptious wovens! Beginner friendly: The blocks are made with only two beginner techniques. Looks harder than it is: Although the pattern uses one simple block, it achieves […]

[…] I knew that I could find something softer. Through writing about many different kinds of fabric in our Quilty Adventure, I discovered the sweet, delicate wonders of double gauze. Read more about the origins and special features of double gauze here – How to Sew with Double Gauze. Even though double gauze is very different than […]

[…] pattern, it’s wonderfully versatile and allows you to use all different kinds of fabric other than typical quilting cotton. Have you been curious to try out flannel, double gauze, or maybe even knits? Ooooh baby, this quilt pattern is for you! I had a moment two weeks ago when I looked at a calendar and […]

[…] options for adding special touches to the design. So let’s get to it! You Might Also Like… Fronds Quilt Pattern & Baby Bundle How to Sew With Double Gauze Quilted Baby Bib Tutorial With The Fly Away Pattern The Fastest Baby Quilt Pattern! How To Make The Softest Baby Quilt In The World Fronds Sew […]

[…] infinity scarf.For the patchwork front of my scarf, I knew I was going to use primarily quilting cottons from my scrap bin. So I decided to use double gauze as my scarf backing material, for its loose drape and incredibly cuddly texture. This just left my center “batting” layer as my wild card, in terms […]

[…] kinds of fabrics. We even went on a Quilty Adventure to discover how to sew with each one! How to Sew with Denim How to Sew with Double Gauze How to Sew with Wool How to Sew with Jersey How to Sew with Poplin How to Sew with Linen How to Sew with Lawn How […]

[…] they have the highest thread count quilting cotton, thus making their fabric the softest.If you are comfortable machine quilting, why not explore a cuddly fabric like flannel, double gauze, or even minky!If you are hand quilting or tying the quilt, opt for a 100% natural fiber like quilting cotton, flannel, or double gauze. A longarm […]

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