This is one of the "feature prints" from a new group by Windham called "Tavern Signs". Most of the prints are smaller-scale historical type prints, but this one caught my eye. However, I don't know what you could do with it.

Any ideas?

If you have a breakfast nook or table in your kitchen, how about place mats.

Could work into a wallhanging or lap quilt for the "man cave" (what my DSIL calls his basement)

The first thing that came to my mind ... four patch posies
second ... stack n whack (kaleidoscope).

It's surprising when you layer your fabric, then cut . . . sometime it's unbelievable the way they turn out.

Good luck

It is great fabric for a man's quilt. I would fussy cut the tavern signs and put them in blocks.

Me too....

That's what I thought, too, or three.

Place mats, runner, coasters, or easiest of all -- put a piece in a frame behind glass as if it were a print. It's really nice fabric.

Use as the center of a lap quilt or wall hanging, add a 2 inch boarder of black this will say lool at me. Then use a 4 to 6 inch boarder in the blue or red to sew design of wine glassess and bottles in and close with the binding in black. Good luck

You could make a valance for the den. Or do what we call an EasyBreezy quilt.
Take the whole piece of fabric, Border with complimenting colors in a piano keyboard border.

That is exactlly what I would do, too.

Do have a bar area that you use for coctails ....If so I would fussy cut some and maybe some you could size it and frame.. This would be great art work for that area and may create great conversaions

Just a though

I think framing some would be great, then fussy cut the rest and make a quilt...throw over a chair, put the pictures near the chair and voila! A very cool corner for a fella.

they so say man quilt, man wall hanging (with centerfold beer label of course in the middle).. I really like them. Like wine labels tavern signs are .. cool?

Would use for a man-quilt for my SIL.