I looked at the bag Jenni made again and that does look like the same trim.Thanks Patti. Did you try to e-mail me through My Page here? I'll go check and see if the information is correct there.
The bag I did was done with the same process as doing a rag quilt. I did not use any trim at all. The squares were sewn together wrong sides facing, then clipped and the whole thing washed in the washer and dried. It's as simple as that. That is the same way the one on the etsy link posted here was done. I have never heard of doing a rag quilt using trim.
Jenni...she thought "you" had a "fringe" on your bag you made..I was just trying to explain to her what it was.
I love these "rag" quilts and bags. My daughter who does not sew....is attempting to make one...She is doing okay on it. I found her a real nice older (metal) singer maching with several different stitches...at a yard sale for $10.00 in a cabnet. She's having fun with it. She was wanting a maching to do stitches on her scrapbooking things.
Jenni-thanks.I have never seen a rag quilt so I had no idea what the "trim" was.It looked like some kind of chenille to me.LOL I would never have thought of doing that.Guess we are never to old to learn something new!
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