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    Old 11-25-2010, 09:54 PM
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    The Christmas prints just beg for a design that has large squares of one or two large prints. Add a couple of solids and/or tiny prints?
    One way to get ideas is browse through catalogs like Keepsake Quilting and see which of their pattern/kit designs appeal to you.
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    Old 11-25-2010, 09:59 PM
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    Originally Posted by moonangel12
    I thought about trying to enlarge this block since she will be a "spring bloomer"...

    http://www.quilterscache.com/S/SpringBloomersBlock.html

    It's almost identical to DD's baby quilt, but the corner details are different, and I will be using different fabrics. I was thinking, if nothing else, I could make the center focal block the original 14", then do a small border, a thicker pinwheel border, than another smaller border to finish it up. That would definitely make it her own. What do you think? Next would be deciding fabric placement...
    I think the yellow in that pattern is the flower, so that is where the pink should go, with the grey-blue for the "leaves" and the floral print as the "background" and first small border. Pink again in pinwheels.
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    Old 11-26-2010, 04:03 AM
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    Originally Posted by ScrappyKathy
    Do a rail fence for the baby quilt. Sorry, but I see Ohio Stars with the music and wavy fabric. Not sure about the Christmas fabric though. Good Luck and Have fun!
    And possibly a frenchbraid tablerunner with the Christmas fabric...Great Choices
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    Old 11-26-2010, 04:56 AM
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    So many great ideas to chose from...whatever you decide they will look great....I love the fabrics
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    Old 11-27-2010, 10:41 AM
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    I would definitely use the music fabric in a disappearing 9 patch. I would use the instrument fabric as the corners that remain uncut, the dots as the center squares and the wavey as the remaining 4 squares. I think that would make an awesome quilt!!!
    Where did you find this fabric? I absolutely loveeeeee it. We own a music store and I'd love to make DH a quilt like this. Hugs and smiles, wildlinda
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    Old 11-27-2010, 10:46 AM
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    I think the #1 trio of fabrics needs a darker fabric in there,the 1st and 3rd fabrics are too close in value;
    a darker green would look great.
    I like the other 2 combos.
    Sharon W.
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