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That fabric is adorable!
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Thanks! I thought it was so cute!
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I'm sure the panel will be fine to use. Just make certain the final dimensions are the same as they recommend and you put quite a bit of quilting on it.
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What child wouldn't enjoy that!
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looks great.
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I see no reason you couldn't use the panels. It would make a darling quilt. I love those monsters.
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Originally Posted by nursie76
I was wondering, can you use panels for the QFK's? I found this really neat, and contrasty/bright material called Monsters in the Closet by Sue Marsh for RJR. The monsters are friendly looking, not at all scary. I have the panel and a border print that I thought I could use for a different quilt with a pieced center. here are pics of the fabrics, colors may be a little richer in real life. What do you think? I could cut them apart and add coordinating fabric, but it is printed to look sashed with bright colors. I just don't want to do anything wrong. Got the top pieced from the fabric they send. So am planning one from fabric I have (bought this yesterday, so I have it now 8-) ) It has such a nice hand, is cotton, but is so silky.
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Phyl,
Thanks, I may have to do a little work to make it fit their size requirements as it is about 44" wide, but I think I will definitely use it. Then the border print, I was thinking of using as a border on a different quilt with a center of some simple blocks in a coordinating color, or maybe a few monster blocks, a coordinating fabric and then the border. Guess I will be planning this as I go to sleep for several nights...uh...am I seriously addicted or do the rest of you plan quilts as you go to bed? ;-) |
Perfect! Any kid would love that quilt!
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Its really cute fabric, I think any kid would like it!
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