As promised, here are the directions for how to make fleece burp rags with the whole "rag quilt" idea in mind...
1. Cut your fabric. I used fleece on the back and a white cotton fabric for the front. After washing the fabric, I cut them into 8 x 20 inch pieces (you will only need one cut of each fabric to make one burp rag).
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4. ... then, with the wrong side of the fabric up, fold down the corner and iron flat. Continue doing this until all sides of your fabric are pressed down.
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5. Pin the wrong sides of both fabrics together and stitch.
I like the double stitch look, but I don't have the option of dual needles with my sewing machine. So I used a straight stitch about 1/2 inch in from the edge of the folded fabric (white cotton in this case) and then did another straight stitch right along the edge of the white fabric. Sure made a nice finish!
6. Trim off excess fleece (I kept a half-inch border of fleece around the edges).
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7. Snip the fleece around the edges to give it that rag or fringe look.
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TADA!!! You're done!
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Now you have cute little fleece burp rags to match your easy little fleece baby blanket. Fun stuff eh?
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