These would be pretty as sashing of varying widths around a central motif of a Christmas scene or some typle of Christmas picture. Hancocks at Paducah has all sorts of them. The would be stunning as lap quilts for Christmas gifts.
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I did a hanging of Christmas ornaments using multiple fabrics and it turned out quite pleasant.....just a thought.......
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I've made a couple French Braids...they are gorgeous. You would need to add some extra fabrics - small prints and/or textured solids in red, green, gold, cream. You wouldn't need much, and perhaps have enough in your stash. Be sure to let us know what you decide - and SHOW us!
P.S. If you haven't done a French Braid, don't hesitate....not really that difficult at all. :) |
I have to agree with everybody else... that fabric is gorgeous! I don't have any suggestions for a pattern tho! lol
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beautiful fabric, it looks a lot like the fabric that Fone and Porter had on this saturdays ,pbs program, they made a
table topper,they fussy cut and used log cabin for the topper, it is on their web site under program 1600,it sure made a fabulous christmas table topper. If I remember it was from the nov-dec. 2010 book, d.swindle |
How about good old "Turning Twenty", big blocks that would show off those beautiful fabrics. Easy, quick, could be really beautiful.
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What about Cheaper by the Dozen by Atkinson Designs. It uses 12 fat quarters, has 2 borders and the backing. Your squares are 8 x 5 1/2. That way you get to see much more of the entire fabric. Good luck!
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An Irish chain could work depending on how big you want your quilt.
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