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Yes.
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if it floats your boat to do so than go for it. I do frequently mix batiks and regular fabrics.
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You bet you can!
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I have done it and it was great. Sometimes you need another type of fabric in your quilt.
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Yes, with good success!
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Originally Posted by 0tis
Only if you are wearing white shoes at the time. Of course, that is the beauty of creating - we can do whatever we want - can't wait to see it.
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I do it all the time. I love the effect
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Of course you can.
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They are particularily beautiful when mixed as a hint or pop of color or pattern
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I mix everything with everything, and so far no one has thrown me in jail and the world has not ended - Ha ha...
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You can, but I would use Retayne on the batiks before putting them in a quilt. I had a lot of batik fat quarters for a quilt I'm currently working on and all of them bled. Some of them bled like a sheep at slaughter until I set the dye with Retayne.
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It's fun
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No quilt police here...do whatever pleases you! :-D
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Sure you can. If you buy it, you get to choose....
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I have done a lot of quilts that way! Try it!!!
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you can mix almost any thing together. i have mixed some weird colors together because i more material and they were great together.batics are wonderful blenders
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Do it all the time! :)
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This is quilting - one of the few tasks where you can do whatever you want, just keep loving it til you're satisfied. LOL
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You can do whatever you want. You're making it! Good luck!
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