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I think I'd put 4 large bears together in the center of the quilt, then a couple borders or some 9 patch blocks made from other coordinating fabric until it became the size you wanted - then use the smaller bears in strips as the last border. If I had any leftover I'd make pillow cases too :D
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Originally Posted by Janet My
Keep it whole and make a lap quilt and add some boarders. Outline the bears with quilting and put quilted hearts in the open areas.
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Originally Posted by Cyn
Originally Posted by littlehud
I would keep it whole and use it like a panel. Cute hearts in the border would be great or just use solids for the border. That is darling fabric.
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I think fussy cutting the bears and using a block like Hole in the Barn Door would be really cute.
http://www.quilterscache.com/H/Holei...DoorBlock.html It does not matter if the block is a rectangle or a square. Put a pretty red heart fabric in as sashing and quilt hearts over all of it. Please show us the quilts after you are finished. I'm sure whatever you and your girls decide will be beautiful. |
What about using it for backing so you don't have to cut it up into piecing sizes.
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Originally Posted by kateyb
One of the ladies in our guild used them in square, and rectangular blocks. She cut them out as close as possible to one of those sizes with as much fabric around them as possible, then added strips in odd triangle shapes to make a square or rectangle then made a design around them. ie. a square became the center of a star, a rectangle became the center of a courthouse steps. It was a great way to use most of the original fabric and very nice when done. Hers were loony toon characters. If you wanted to keep it simpler just add sashing around each one.
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I would make pillowcases!!!
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jar of bears?
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Yep, use it as a panel in the center and border it. It's really very cute.
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Originally Posted by littlehud
I would keep it whole and use it like a panel. Cute hearts in the border would be great or just use solids for the border. That is darling fabric.
I agree - keep it whole and add a border. Would be a shame to cut it up or fussy cut it, you would lose to much fabric. |
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