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Maybe a double wedding ring?
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I am enchanted with the disappearing 9 patch. You can watch a videa at Missouri Star quilt company. Happy New Year to all!
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A string quilt?
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for the original question, the kaleidoscope popped into my head as soon as I saw the fabric on the left but the other ideas are good too. Let us see what you do!
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There are some books and/or patterns that say 'Take 5' and your done. There are several patterns that use 5 1 yard pieces of fabric and you could use the last for borders. Kathy Brown does one book. Also there are several '6 Halves Make a Whole' You could probably work with one of those to give you something beautiful.
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Ohhh, such beautiful fabrics!! My first instinct would be to make placemats, napkins, table runner, etc. Something to show off the gorgeous designs on their own.
A gal in our Guild has made a couple of beautiful Christmas quilts with fabrics similar to yours. Have you checked out Quilters Cache for block ideas? |
I saw a quilt picture posted a while back made up of oriental fabrics. It was just squares and rectangles set together with a narrow black sashing around each block. It was absolutely gorgeous! If I remember correctly it was on the order of a turning 20 or yellow brick road setting. I will look to see if I have it in my bookmarks.
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Keva... maybe you'll dream of the answer and talk about it in your sleep again....LOL!
It's beautiful fabric. I was thinking you could do feathered star blocks so you could showcase the larger prints on larger fabric pieces and not lose the lovely design. |
Loved the fabric, but my brain is too tired from all the sewing I did for Christmas to think of a pattern for you.
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I couldn't find the picture but QUILTER CHICK posted a link that is quite like what I was talking about. The fabric is SO beautiful that cutting into quite small pieces would take away. Larger pieces would really show it off!!
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