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Absolutely. It will look lovely!!
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No! Absolutely not! The police will get you, dont do it please!!!!!.....LOL
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Thanks to all, I am washing fabric as we wright will post when I get a Little further in to my project
Lisa :) |
Sure you can mix it!
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sure
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I think if you want to, you can. However, I had a friend who mixed them and kind of struggled a bit. She used a jelly roll of batik and a jelly roll of regular quilting cotton, and said it took some skill and finesse to ensure the seams matched. Apparently there's a lot less stretch and give in the batiks than the regular cotton.
p.s. It might also depend on which batiks you're using. My friend's batiks were pretty stiff. I have some batiks that are softer and I wouldn't hesitate to mix them. |
It's your quilt, do whatever you want!
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I tend to mix batiks with tonals rather than solids or distinct prints, but that is a personal preference.
I'm thinking the batik would be awesome for your pumpkins! |
Why yes, dahling! As Otis said "that is the beauty of creating". And have fun doing it.
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I mixed them in my Sylvia's Bridal Sampler. The other fabrics I used were blenders or near solids. Here's a link to it:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-147293-1.htm Have fun with it! |
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