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Fussy cut, stack n whack are all new terms to add to my dictionary of new world talk. Wha? New to all this and learning fast!!! What a fun journey!. Can"t sleep, just think of QUILTING, QUILTING, QUILTING. You all are so very helpful and fun! Must go cut and sew.
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Originally Posted by weezie
Debbie, when you first posted re: your large print fabric, I mentioned the latest Keepsake Quilting focus quilt, "Garden Twist". It is a new version by the same creator of the original "Garden Twist" pattern and it has very large on-point blocks of a large floral print alternating with pinwheel blocks and with rows of on-point small-ish squares between the blocks. I got my catalog yesterday and it is on the front cover. If you want to see it, go to Keepsake Quilting.com or call 1-800-865-9458 and ask them to send you their catalog, volume 23. It is a fabulous looking quilt and it wouldn't be necessary to do the fancy-schmancy stuff that's in the border. It looks easy to make. The biggest drawback that I can see (using your fabric) is that her flowers are on a white background which blend into white squares & triangles for the other blocks, etc.
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A western theme quilt with orange, rust and brown with natural muslin for the light would work. I made pillows for my couch with these fabrics.
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I love the fabric - how much of it do you have? Don't cut it into little pieces.
If enough, make wide borders with it (or use it on the back) and pick up the colors from it for the blocks. |
Originally Posted by bearisgray
I love the fabric - how much of it do you have? Don't cut it into little pieces.
If enough, make wide borders with it (or use it on the back) and pick up the colors from it for the blocks. |
I'd do a One Block Wonder or 4-Patch posy
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