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I like the chevron idea.........you could use solid colors that go with these fabrics if you need more strips.
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I think those pretty fabrics would look good as hexagons. You could add a few plain mauve hex's and some white, and a mauve border. I don't know how big those daisies are, but if large I would fussy cut to mostly use the colour sections.
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Originally Posted by RedGarnet222
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Fat quarter shop.com has a tutorial on you tube that is called rick rack paddy whack that these would look good in. It is a snowball quilt with some borders around it and then set with large rick rack. REALLY cute. I think they have a link to it on their site.
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Originally Posted by Gay
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I think those pretty fabrics would look good as hexagons. You could add a few plain mauve hex's and some white, and a mauve border. I don't know how big those daisies are, but if large I would fussy cut to mostly use the colour sections.
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Originally Posted by suern3
(Post 7523552)
Just looked at the chevron pattern that Maniacquilter2 suggested. That is darling, too. Good luck with your decision, you can't go wrong with that cute fabric.
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Here's one I made of 30s fabrics. It's a pattern I designed that could be bowties for boys or hairbows for girls.
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Originally Posted by suern3
(Post 7523552)
Just looked at the chevron pattern that Maniacquilter2 suggested. That is darling, too. Good luck with your decision, you can't go wrong with that cute fabric.
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I was thinking tumblers, pinwheels, Something more on the neutral side. Then a green or yellow border or if enough, piano key border in colors or green or yellow.
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
(Post 7523700)
Here's one I made of 30s fabrics. It's a pattern I designed that could be bowties for boys or hairbows for girls.
Jan in VA |
Originally Posted by tessagin
(Post 7523705)
I was thinking tumblers, pinwheels, Something more on the neutral side. Then a green or yellow border or if enough, piano key border in colors or green or yellow.
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