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Yes, by all means, it's perfectly ok. In fact, I think 'other fabrics' are necessary with his fabrics, in order to break up the 'busy-ness' of his prints. Have fun!
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Originally Posted by bungalow59
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Yes, by all means, it's perfectly ok. In fact, I think 'other fabrics' are necessary with his fabrics, in order to break up the 'busy-ness' of his prints. Have fun!
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The "Quilt Police" might protest, but they have no jurisdiction anywhere. I say, go for it!! :)
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Originally Posted by bigsister63
(Post 7784621)
I was taught to add fabric from another line. this will help the quilt "pop". Only fabric from the same line can cause the quilt to look mushy since they all blend together.
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Originally Posted by JediMom
(Post 7784693)
The "Quilt Police" might protest, but they have no jurisdiction anywhere. I say, go for it!! :)
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There is NO such thing as The Quilt Police.... It is a myth. (Now there might be so called "Quilt Snobs" that have an opinion about everything quilt related but they should be ignored!) Your fabric, your quilt do what you want!
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I don't build my quilts by fabric lines. I use lots of different fabrics in my quilts.
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Originally Posted by catsden
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I don't build my quilts by fabric lines. I use lots of different fabrics in my quilts.
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Originally Posted by Central Ohio Quilter
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I just wondered if this is considered acceptable, or would people gasp in horror at the idea?
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When I use a pattern I pick fabrics out of my huge stash.
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