What would you do with these fabrics?
02-03-2013, 09:42 AM
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LOL, I'm joining the ranks that were going to send you to your very own D9P but was going to suggest doing the scrambled version. I think the darker fabric to the far right would serve as all the center blocks and perhaps you would have enough for a narrow border, too. This would make a good choice to tie the quilt together. If not enough of that one, then maybe use the pink instead since it has extra yardage.
I never tire of D9Ps but if you don't want to make another one so soon, then I think your fabrics would make a lovely soft Hidden Wells quilt.
I never tire of D9Ps but if you don't want to make another one so soon, then I think your fabrics would make a lovely soft Hidden Wells quilt.
02-03-2013, 09:44 AM
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On second, and third, thought, I vote for the Hidden Wells quilt. There is a great thread here on the board with a group who are making and have made them. Just do a search for that name and you will see them.
02-03-2013, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by mooshie
I have these fabrics and can't decide what pattern to use them for. What would YOU do with them?
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ETA: There is about a yard of each, I think 1.5yds of the solid pink.
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ETA: There is about a yard of each, I think 1.5yds of the solid pink.
02-03-2013, 12:11 PM
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