Ideas for this fabric?
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Michael Miller has a new collection out called "Countryville". While I can easily imagine kitchen decor with the first picture, the second has me stumped.
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I can see the bottom fabric as curtains and the top as a valence.
Also, bottom fabric could be the "neutral". But, surely, there's more than two fabrics in the line. Don't they have some pretty reds and greens to go with it?
Also, bottom fabric could be the "neutral". But, surely, there's more than two fabrics in the line. Don't they have some pretty reds and greens to go with it?
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Ok, here's a link to the whole group on Michael Miller's site:
http://www.michaelmillerfabrics.com/...m=Countryville
I don't think they have the two Krystal coordinates named correctly though. They can't both be called Krystal, with two different pattern numbers. Don't know what's up with that!
http://www.michaelmillerfabrics.com/...m=Countryville
I don't think they have the two Krystal coordinates named correctly though. They can't both be called Krystal, with two different pattern numbers. Don't know what's up with that!
#8
I would use both in a barnyard quilt/ child's quilt.
The first would be backing, the second would be one of the light fabrics.
Children, especially infants, really go for the strong contrasting prints. I used something similar in a baby quilt for my boss when she had her first child. She said the baby REALLY loved the contrasting colors and brights.
Good luck!
The first would be backing, the second would be one of the light fabrics.
Children, especially infants, really go for the strong contrasting prints. I used something similar in a baby quilt for my boss when she had her first child. She said the baby REALLY loved the contrasting colors and brights.
Good luck!
#10
I would fussy - cut the individual images and have them as focal points of interest in each block that I design around them. I personally would use black and white solids and prints, plus a touch of yellow in each block.
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