I really love the churndash as a framing block for fussy cuts. It works great with coordinating fabrics!!
Here is the link to the board tutorial for doing this and it has photos too! http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-73577-1.htm |
I would be one that would have a hard time deciding to cut the fabric at all. Perhaps make a grid to sew over the fabric to look like looking into an aquarium. ...or large attic windows.
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storm at sea pattern.
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Just a thought, maybe you could do a strip quilt with 5" strips, if that would be wide enough for the seahorse design to show. You could always do a wider strip quilt. The plain color and then the seahorse design. That would be pretty. Put the seahorse fabric on outside edge in a wide strip. then the edging with the plain color.
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Go to Quilters cache.com and click blocks galore
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Many good suggestions. I like the idea of #1.Storm at Sea, #2 Attic Windows, or #3 Churn Dash..... all beautiful examples. Whatever you choose, I am sure you will do a beautiful job. And for goodness sake, post a photo of your work when you finish. I think you have a real big fan club!! ;)
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you could also check out books with quilt block patterns your own or at library or from friends. Looks like lots of good suggestions here though.
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thank you for this link. It is perfect for the quilt that I am going to make for my granddaughter.
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Hunter's Star perhaps???
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Originally Posted by CoriAmD
I would do a "snowball" block using the fussy cut seahorses, then alternate that with a "9 patch" block using colors from the seahorse fabric.
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