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Old 07-13-2010, 06:44 AM
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I have this beautiful material and want to make my MIL a quilt for Christmas but I don't know what design to use. I want the material to stand out but am not sure how. I'd like to stand the squares on point but I only know one way to do it and would like to learn another. My way shrinks the size of the square on the inside. Can anyone out there help?

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Have you any thoughts on what other fabrics you might use with this?

The black, yellow, and white quilts you've made are very cheery and attractive.
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I agree. Black and white would really make this fabric pop!
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Old 07-13-2010, 07:15 AM
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I agree as well which is one reason I bought three yards of this. The question is: what pattern do I use? Shall I do it like I did the others and cut blocks and put sashing around them or shall I make a strippie quilt out of it or what? See my delima?
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This would make a great D9P along with a black and a solid yellow. using the print for the corners. That would keep the squares whole.. and.. it's easy to put on point.
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You can purchase Pelion grid on point, you can make squares from your fabric any size you want then add sashing in a coordinating color, you can see a tute at www.crookednickel.com very easy to make and a fun new way to quilt, just make sure you get on point #821 of Pelion grid, I had purchased wrong Pelion first time and had to reorder.
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Another idea is warm wishes, one that's easy but pretty
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Old 07-13-2010, 08:56 AM
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I think a disappearing 9 patch would be cool with yellow, black, and your fabrics
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Pretty fabric.
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Originally Posted by Tippy
This would make a great D9P along with a black and a solid yellow. using the print for the corners. That would keep the squares whole.. and.. it's easy to put on point.
This was my thought too..... :thumbup:
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