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I am going to try to use the dark fabric but I am pondering how I am going to do it. If I have planned a table topper to begin with it would be easier. I will need to try to kind of QAYG with attaching the sashing/batt and back sash and flip them out around the edges. I think I will then repeat the oak leaf quilting on the dark fabric with white thread? I will post pictures when or if it turns out.
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What about alternating them?
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So far not bad but it isn't exactly fun. Of course I only have a fat quarter of the dark fabric to work with so that makes it even trickier. I wanted to do them going around the center but had to settle for doing the corners and then sides because I couldn't figure out any other way. Oh and that's right, I am out of fabric and will have to figure out what to bind it with.:(
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Oooooo! That looks AWEsome!
(Bummer about having limited fabric.) Alison |
I'd paint the leaves different reds, yellows and oranges. PaintStiks probably.
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Originally Posted by fireworkslover
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I'd paint the leaves different reds, yellows and oranges. PaintStiks probably.
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For my personal taste, I would use a smaller print same colors as the pumpkin fabric.
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I like that,Tartan, looking fabulous as is. I'm sure you'll find something to bind it with.
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I would use the pumpkins with a small border of the dark between. Somehow I don't see maple leaves with your gorgeous oak leaves.
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Originally Posted by grannie cheechee
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Could you use both by using the dark color for binding? It will be beautiful whatever you do.
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