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I see that someone else mentioned the Paris Flea Market line...that is the one I was going to mention...very shabby chic and vintage looking.
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Love the quilt, asimplelife. Looking forward to seeing the quilts you make, Misoop.
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I love shabby chic and I think they look best if the fabrics are the same tone. I think florals, simple plaids, narrow stripes, and small dots all in the same color and tone make a very pretty shabby chic quilt.
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Think pastels, cabbage roses and soft and lovely feminine designs. Fabric designers that come to mind are Robin Pandolph for RJR, 3 Sisters for Moda (Paris Flea Market is my all-time favorite), Laura Ashley, etc. Go to shabbyfabrics.com which specializes in shabby chic fabrics and quilt patterns (many designed by the owner Jennifer Bosworth) to get a better idea of this style and the types of fabrics that are appropriate for this type of quilt.
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Originally Posted by joyce888
(Post 6318266)
I love shabby chic and I think they look best if the fabrics are the same tone. I think florals, simple plaids, narrow stripes, and small dots all in the same color and tone make a very pretty shabby chic quilt.
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Thanks for the shabby fabrics website from several of you....I will check that one out, too.
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I used French Roses Quilt Pattern and fabrics from Paris Flea Market by 3 Sisters for Moda.
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