Fleece quilt- triangles

I made this quilt from scraps of fleece that were laying around.  The triangles are cut with a 60* triangle ruler.  It went together really fast (the fleece was surprisingly easy to work with on my Pfaff sewing machine), and it's super soft & warm.  

Since the fleece has quite a bit of stretch & thickness, it can't be quilted on the longarm.  I am planning on backing it with flannel, and the doing a tacking "X" stitch on my sewing machine in the middle of each triangle to hold all the layers together.  Kind of like tying, but I don't want the loose yarn ends that happen with that method.  

The quilt is about 57" x 69".

T-shirt quilt

Quilted with the Slope Intercept pattern. 

Denim quilt

I finished putting this together today.  A simple 9-patch + rail fence pattern made from recycled denim.
With the heavier denim, I like to keep the quilting pretty simple & not too dense.  This isn't quilted yet, but I am thinking about a simple X through each block, and flannel for the back.  A very thin batting will help to cushion the thicker denim seams.  All the seams on the quilt top are pressed open, which helps to reduce bulk.
The 9-patch squares are cut at 3.5", and the rail fence rectangles are 9.5" x 3.5".  Super quick to put together.  If you want to make one for yourself, look for denim that is a bit lighter weight, the super-heavy men's work jeans can be too thick to work with, depending on how to you want to quilt it.

The pattern to make this quilt can be found in the book "Scraps & Shirttails" by Bonnie K. Hunter, on page 98.

Gray/yellow quilt

Quilted with the Last Leaves pattern, in a light gray thread.

Triangles quilt

Quilted with the Triangles pattern, in a fun turquoise thread.

T-shirt quilt

Quilted with the Pac-Maze pattern with gray thread.