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Hi, I am new here but have been following the board for a few months. My question is, Does anyone know if there is such a thing as Star Trek Fabric out there? I want to make a quilt for a "TREKKIE"
(Not sure on that spelling) I have not been satisfied w/what I've been seeing online. Thanks to all |
Hi and welcome to the board from Iowa.
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Welcome from Kansas
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Welcome from New York.
I've never heard of a Star Trek fabric. Sorry! My son is a Trekkie, so if there was something out there, I would know about it! |
welcome from Pa.
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Hi and welcome from the sunny state of Florida!
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Haven't heard of Star Trek fabric and my BGF is both a quilter and a trekie and would have bolts of it if it existed. She buys space fabric and makes her quilts from that.
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Greetings and welcome from New Hampshire
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I had the same trouble making a doctor who quilt. I ended up buying different space themed fabrics and appliquéing Tardis in many squares. You could do the same with the Enterprise. I took pictures off the Internet and put them on Printed Treasure using my printer. Cut them out. Fused them to the quilt then satin stitched around them My daughter loved the quilt.
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Thanks for all the welcomes, I kind of thought that might be the case w/the Star Trek fabric but thought I'd give it a try anyway. Ya never know what someone else has available. I might take you up on the space design fabric but I really don't like to do applique. I might do borders though.
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Hello from Howell michigan!
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Welcome from Texas. It seams like years ago I saw a quilt with the star ship fabric. I don't remember where, it may have been ready made in a catalog.
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Welcome from northern California!
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Welcome from another Michigander. No Trekkie fabric here, sorry.
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Welcome to the board from Southern California!!
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Welcome from Shelby Michigan
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Welcome from Ireland
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Where at in Michigan??? There are a number of us from the state with a ready made map on your right hand :). Me, I am from Waterford Mi. Julia
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Hello, and welcome from Grand Blanc, Michigan!
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Hello and welcome to this fabulous board, you'll love it here.
Little Sue |
hi there from Romeo MI.Try doing a search at www.fabshophop.com I did this and several stores responded backto me. It's worth a try. What part of MI are you from?
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Welcome from a fellow Trekkie (I watched the original series at noon hours home from school.!!)
I've never seen any themed material but it wouldn't be too hard to mock up applique ships or do them as a paper piecing exercise. Start with photos from the web sites and then there are books and comics that have lovely line diagrams. Good luck. (Sadly my trekkies outgrew this obsession when they hit College and swtiched to gameing.) MaryKatherine |
Welcome from another Michigander. No help with the fabric but keep looking and watching here. These quilters know more, find more and help out one another more that one would ever believe.
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Welcome from Oxford, Michigan.:)
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Welcome from MO.
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Hi, I'm a newbie too - because you are from MI try Fabric Fair in Bay City.
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Hello and welcome from Ontario, Canada.
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Hello from South Louisiana
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Welcome from the Thumb
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Hi from Ms.
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Hi from Florida!
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welcome from se TX
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Hi and Welcome from NC!
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Welcome from Canton, GA
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I've been looking as well ... my grandson wants a Star Trek quilt. Have not been successful ... I think I'll have to try and convince him to choose another.
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Welcome from Michigan.
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Hello and welcome from Minnesota!
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Welcome, couldn't find Trekkie material for my DGS but found a pattern that used outerspace fabric, pattern was free. The quilt turned out so well that I made a pillowcase to match.
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i have bought star trek sheets for my trekkie nephew but never seen fabric. so, you could purchase sheets as the focus fabric? . .
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Hello and a warm welcome from southeastern West Virginia. I buy lots of fabric on ebay...right now they have about 22 different Star Trek fabrics. Good luck...
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