My personal choice would be to go for the yardage. You have more choices on what to do with it than with fat quarters.
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My sister gave me a large fat qtr pack for a gift and I used it all in the same quilt and made it scrappy. Really love the way it turned out. Only had to buy border fab. to tie it all together.
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If you pick the 8 yards, you can choose 2 yards of the same fabric as one of the 8. Then you have 7 different one-yard pieces, plus 3 yards of a single design, which would work for the backing/background.
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Larger yardage. Sorry, I'm not a fan of fat quarters. Seems I like I never have enough to complete a project with them. Just a personal preference.
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I would prefer the yardage, too. I'm not a fan of fat quarters either.
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My first inclination was, go for the fq's. Then the more I thought about it, I thought 8 is enough, so go for the yardage. So, I would go for the yardage also. Especially if I loved the line.
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Yardage, definitely the yardage.
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Sometimes I find that I use up Fat quarters too quickly. Are there any 1/2 cuts??? At least with the Fat quarters, you have more selection of a variety of prints. HAVE FUN !!
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I would go with the 8 one yard pieces.
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I like both, but I think in this case I would go for the fat quarters. When you look them over, you can see which ones you like the best and get some yardage later on.
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