I bought the fabric to make a Halloween-themed quilt for a friend of mine, who just happens to LOVE that time of year.
Here is the fabric http://www.fatquartershop.com/store/...64&Parent_Ids= I have been looking through patterns and different ideas for the top - I don't know what to pick! I wanted to pick your brains for ideas - something that will keep the fun patterns in the fabrics visible - without chopping it up too much. All ideas/suggestions are appreciated! Thank you! |
I can see the picture ones as center panels surrounded by a log cabin variation. You could cut the log strips uneven or sew them to look wonky. What fun fabric.
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One is pictured as a panel, so I would leave that one whole, and work around that ? But I just know someone here on the board will give you the perfect pattern :lol: Or after you get it , you will know more what to do. But do keep us posted
Sharon |
Thanks for the replies so far! It's helping open up my mind! I'm looking forward to seeing more!
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I'd Yellow Brick Road the fabric.
You can CHOOSE which fabric for the bigger blocks on it. I think it's cute fabric. |
I did a Halloween quilt a few years ago and used the "Yellow Brick Road" Pattern turned out real cute. Good luck! :D
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I like the wonkey log cabin idea.
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We saw a cute quilt at a shop yesterday, it was just rectangles about 3"x 6" with black sashings, very effective and would showcase these fabrics, even if you went with an orange sashing.
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Thanks for the ideas so far! Excellent!
It must be a sign...I looked in my pattern stash and found the "Yellow Brick Road" pattern. I'm going to check that one out, as well as a log cabin pattern. May need to get another pack of fat quarters for this quilt! :) |
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v6...rrent=e051.jpg
this one is hst's. i made it up. you could make them larger to show the fabric. |
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