I'd suggest a D9P, however, I don't think I would use all the fabrics shown. I like the purple/green leaf batik, the blue and the mottled blue/yellow, but that's just my preference and I'd use it with a soft blue or green, or possibly a white or cream. I've used batiks and "regular" cotton quilting fabric and since I almost always prewash my fabric, bleeding shouldn't be a problem. The batiks are just slightly heavier than most cotton fabrics and since I don't hand quilt, the higher thread count isn't a problem.
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Originally Posted by HillCountryGal
(Post 5936184)
Try pulling the top left fabric (dark red/maroon) away from the mix and see what it does for you.
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I love the fabrics and think a sampler quilt would be great
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I also think that with only a m. total you will have to add a lot of fabric unless you are doing a mini. So in that case, I would pull both the bright yellow and the burgandy leaf fabrics as they are so much brighter than the softer batik look of the other fabrics.
If you can find enough blenders to go with them then I think the D9P would work great. Otherwise, I would go for the shadowbox as these are lovely fabrics and would do well showcased. |
Agreed, the ferns at the bottom left don't match at all, you should send them to me...
Love 'em! |
Really pretty fabrics......I see several quilts....
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Those are wonderful fabrics. I agree, DP9.
Lynn |
I would vote for the D9P. That yellow would really set it off if used as the center.
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very nice fabrics!
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Or you could pull some others from your stash and add to it.:)
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