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thank you again. This has been very helpful. I am thinking of using them in a Block of the Month from craftsy with a tone on tone background.
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I have mixed batiks with cotton fabric and never had any problems. I did it when I couldn't find the exact color I needed in a batik. Batiks are a tighter weave, but if you stick to good quality quilt store fabric when you mix, it should be fine.
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I have mixed them too. It depends on the look that you are trying to achieve with the quilt you are making.
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I mix batiks and regular quilting cotton in several quilts and like them. Go with what you like!
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I mix batiks with prints. If they look good together, I use them together.
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I have used both several times with no problem. I say go for it.
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I say if you think it works with the pattern and fabrics together then go for it. I do it all the time. i use batiks as focals and as secondary fabrics just depends on what i want the focus to be on. its nice to be able to have lots of options. just lay the fabric out till you find a pleasing grouping. its really all about tastes.
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You get the movement your desire by the color value of the fabrics you put together not the type of fabric it is. Go ahead mix and match away.
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I always have batik on hand to mix with other fabrics,printed or solid. I just finished a quilt with a batik backing and it matches the front perfectly - all the colors are in it. I used the least predominant color in the batik for the binding.Turned out just the way I wanted it to. Edie
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I'm not a fan of mixing batiks with other cottons. Imfind the textures very different.
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