Hi
Is this ugly or I couldn't understand the pic , or not my taste
What is this material, very nice cotton,colours... but pattern :x
If u ask it is 12cm at the bottom and the same tall from the middle of the dome
What is it 4? How i could get benefit to do patchwork?
Fussy cut ? I hate wasting cloth especially good quality

IT'S BEEN GIVEN TO ME

Enter it in the ugly fabric challenge???

oh I think it is precious :)

looks like it was part of production pattern print

Maybe sew 2 together or put a backing on it for a hat for children or some kind of puppet?

It might make an interesting stack n whack / kaleidescope quilt. You'd lose the pattern and be left with the colors, which are really not bad.

RST

I would use it in an I-spy. I think it is cute.

How about shoulder pads? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Interesting piece, can make a 2 Sided reversable pot holder for everyone you know. Can't see the words, but looks like a Cheery lil fella.

May be able to square it up some for blocks, use leftover for boarder accient.
Good Luck with it!

it would be easy to quilt just follow the domes---well i found somthing positive to say about it

Looks like a Japanese cartoon character....an eye spy could work, looks like it is actually a pattern for something.

Think I would give it back!!!!Haha!!

How about a stack'n'whack?

Whoever created had something in mind....it is good we dont all think alike...lol

Would make a great fussy cut for a kid quilt.

Chop chop chop and then sew. That way you can not identify the ugly print but would still have the pretty blue.

potholder....or a tote bag...

would be cute for a pillow case, pillow, travel pillow

I bet kids love it

I agree
How about a stack'n'whack? or I Spy
My Grand kids would like it.

I was think sew them together and make bean bags for the kids bean bag game. Sometimes I will use fabric such as yours, for my quilt backs for the household quilts that get used everyday.

Cut the little fellers out and add 3-D ears!

It made me chuckle

Backing for a crib quilt?

This is my line of thinking also. Strip cut, strip cut complimentary colors, sew strips together, cut strips into blocks. Good fabrics, good colors, good blocks, good gracious - ugly's gone.

I think it's cute, in a weird kind of way. Why not fussy cut it into squares or rectangles, centering the character, then sew it into a quick quilt using alternating blocks with some red and white.....quilt it then donate it to a kids shelter or hospital?

It has its uses and could be cute for a kid.

What do the red letters say? And what does it say in white to the lower right of the character.

possible toe portion of slippers?

Fussy cut and use for the focus blocks. He is cute and I think he has an idea.

I really like the colors! I would go Stack'n'whack!

Ok, what's a "stack and whack"? Or a Kaleidescope quilt?

Forgive me, I'm sort of new here.

I would put it at the bottom of my stash and try to forget that I have it. lol

I think a child would love the character incorporated some way into a quilt.

It would buff my car quite nicely!

My first thought was to use it at the top of a baby hooded towel..and matching little washcloth... use terry cloth fabric or an old towel..under it and it would make a darling gift..
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Quiltinmama
ps donations of these to the nearest baby hospital or homeless shelter for the babies..just a thought..

donate it

Make bean bags out of it and donate to a couple schools or day care centers. Kids would like that print.

It would make a great quilts for kids.

make a quilt for a child. they love bright colors.

Ummm sew ears on them?

for a kids quilt it is cute fabric, you could cut 3 1/2" squares with the figures centered and do a patch work with lots of primary colors and them randomly placed, maybe with other little items in other fabrics...turning it into an eye=spy quilt...or use them in border squares around a childs quilt with blues and reds...look up kids quilts on the web and you will see all sorts of ideas for fabrics like that