Black and White Quilt help!!!
01-30-2009, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by quiltmaker101
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Here is the one I made for my daughter. It is called Three Bean Salad, cause the original pattern was in ruby, gold and olive green colored florals.
It was so easy, I made the top in one day.
Here is the one I made for my daughter. It is called Three Bean Salad, cause the original pattern was in ruby, gold and olive green colored florals.
It was so easy, I made the top in one day.
01-30-2009, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by sewjoyce
Originally Posted by quiltmaker101
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Here is the one I made for my daughter. It is called Three Bean Salad, cause the original pattern was in ruby, gold and olive green colored florals.
It was so easy, I made the top in one day.
Here is the one I made for my daughter. It is called Three Bean Salad, cause the original pattern was in ruby, gold and olive green colored florals.
It was so easy, I made the top in one day.
01-30-2009, 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted by quiltmaker101
Originally Posted by sewjoyce
Originally Posted by quiltmaker101
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/1375.page
Here is the one I made for my daughter. It is called Three Bean Salad, cause the original pattern was in ruby, gold and olive green colored florals.
It was so easy, I made the top in one day.
Here is the one I made for my daughter. It is called Three Bean Salad, cause the original pattern was in ruby, gold and olive green colored florals.
It was so easy, I made the top in one day.
THANKS!
I did google the pattern name and they sell it online. The most interesting thing I found was a finished three bean salad quilt for sale -- it was very pretty in different shades of blue. Price -- $525.00
I think I'll just make my own..... :roll:
01-30-2009, 06:34 PM
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Hi:
I just finished doing a quilt with black and white fabric and it is a lot of fun I used a pattern I have made another one also using different coordinating colors for each square. I used the pattern called stitched scrappy quilt and then i did the piano keys for the border since it was all black and white. It turned out real nice. If you want to pm me you e-mail address I will send you a picture of it. I had to keep looking also for fabric but I just kept plugging along. I found a lot at Joanns and Hancocks .
Good Luck and keep quilting.
bigsky
I just finished doing a quilt with black and white fabric and it is a lot of fun I used a pattern I have made another one also using different coordinating colors for each square. I used the pattern called stitched scrappy quilt and then i did the piano keys for the border since it was all black and white. It turned out real nice. If you want to pm me you e-mail address I will send you a picture of it. I had to keep looking also for fabric but I just kept plugging along. I found a lot at Joanns and Hancocks .
Good Luck and keep quilting.
bigsky
01-30-2009, 06:40 PM
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This is the black,white and red all over pattern I "borrowed" from Marcia. It's just a simple log cabin and goes together quick. I'm not done with it. Just about half way there. And you are right. It can be hard to find fabric that works.
01-30-2009, 06:41 PM
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Okay...
Now I feel better that I have to "search" for the fabrics...and now have time for a design to percolate in my head and search for patterns and do more research.
I have never done one before and also am trying to get out of my usual quilting patterns and colors and combinations...
Hence, a B&W quilt...
Not making it for any thing special...just need an excuse to buy fabric since I am trying to make do with using up my stash this year...
Thanks again everyone!
Kirsten
Now I feel better that I have to "search" for the fabrics...and now have time for a design to percolate in my head and search for patterns and do more research.
I have never done one before and also am trying to get out of my usual quilting patterns and colors and combinations...
Hence, a B&W quilt...
Not making it for any thing special...just need an excuse to buy fabric since I am trying to make do with using up my stash this year...
Thanks again everyone!
Kirsten
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