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Thread: batik combo with regular fabric?

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    Senior Member batikmystique's Avatar
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    Lovely quilts, katier825!!! The frog quilt is so cool!

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    I mix them all the time. The quilt in my avatar is mixed. Here are a few others I've done that are mixed.

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    i've posted many many quilts over the past couple years here on the board- pretty much all of them combine batiks, cottons, flannels, wools, silks....you've seen lots of pictures of them- just didn't know that they had a variety of fabrics in them...i see quilts with batiks (which are 100% cotton) and other fabrics all the time- in fact very seldom do i see a quilt that is all batiks.
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    I conbine batiks and prints all the time. If I like them together, I use them together. There are no rules.

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    I had a big selection of an old fabric line in fat quarters. I made the top but it was impossible to find a matching border fabric. So I found an interesting batik in the colors and related design for the outer border. Kind of brings it all together. The other part of the same set is having a batik sashing and outer border.

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    I have no problem mixing them.
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    i have to say that for now, i am a purest. i keep the two separate. i haven't made too many quilts. maybe in the future, i will see the benefit.

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    Yep, I like to mix with tonals and solids.
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    I do it all the time. Go for it.
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