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[quote=erstan947]I would add borders until I got it the size I wanted. Lots of possible colors and fabrics. Keep us posted on what you do with them.:)[/quot
That's what I've done with panels I've bought. Just pull the colors from the panel and away you go. Let us see your finished creation. |
Attic Window would be great. Just be careful of the size of the "windows" because if it's too large the subjects can become distorted. Try a bigger size, then cut down if needed. Works great.
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Originally Posted by Sharonsews
Someone on the board did a quilt with the window panes through the panel. It had the feeling of looking through a window to the "yard". I dont' remember the member that did the cool quilt though. Sorry.
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http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-125527-1.htm This was the post on the attic window a few days ago. I LOVE it but not really good at knowing if it would work for your print
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Originally Posted by Maureen
My friend gave me several panels like this one. I need suggestions, thanks
You might try making the cub into an oval? Also think about cutting each animal out of the extra panel, and remember to cut/leave seam allowance, applique the animals onto the quilt top? |
Ohhhhhhhhhhh that DOES sound nice !!!
Since you have more than one panel, cut a "picture" out of each of the three tigers, sew borders around them cut From The extra panel - and arrange them all into a pieced top using browns and greens blocks of plain and/or animal fabric. Then surround that with at least three varying width fabric borders . You might try making the cub into an oval? Also think about cutting each animal out of the extra panel, and remember to cut/leave seam allowance, applique the animals onto the quilt top?[/quote] |
I'd add some borders to it to get it to the size. You can border it with pinwheels or piano keys too. That would look nice!
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