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I also ordered the fat quarters...and ugly about right.
Funny though, one of the fabrics I thought was decidedly odd my friend found attractive. I figured, for the price, I could get a lot of practicing in! |
Scrappy quilts! Blend them in with your other scraps and Viola! or Walla! you have yourself a beautiful quilt to give away. No one will even recognize the "uglies" because they will be surrounded by the scraps of your quilts that I am sure are splendid.
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Driving you crazy with ugly? Why not make Crazy quilt blocks with them. You can jazz them up with the fun extra's you can get away with on them.
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Originally Posted by fabric_fancy
sell them on here.
what one considers ugly is beautiful to another. |
great idea. i am doing this also but giving them to the animal rescue groups (my 2 furbabies were rescues). i had two new premium mattress covers that got melted in the dryer, lots of tshirt fabric and some corduroy that i bought at an estate sale for $2/pc. i have cut pieces everywhere and making pads in between everything else. i will be glad to get them all gone (approx 70 pads).
Originally Posted by watterstide
Judi is right,
http://quiltville.com/stringquiltingprimer.shtml strip or string quilts..! i make cage comforters for the local animal shelter..with my fabrics that i won't use..no uglies here either! usually they want 12 x 18" size for the cages. they little quilts go with them to their forever home! |
I love this idea. Will check in to Animal Shelter here to see if they would like them.
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i finally got my 3 fabric bundles and yes there are some "different" fabrics in them. before ordering i looked at the fabric lines they carried and thought i would at least get some great prints but it looks like they dug real deep for the prints they sent me.
i will work them into something along the way. |
i have also bought blankets at estate sales for about $2 to use as "batting" for some of the pet pads. it's cheaper than real batting & nicely comfy for the pets.
Originally Posted by Havplenty
great idea. i am doing this also but giving them to the animal rescue groups (my 2 furbabies were rescues). i had two new premium mattress covers that got melted in the dryer, lots of tshirt fabric and some corduroy that i bought at an estate sale for $2/pc. i have cut pieces everywhere and making pads in between everything else. i will be glad to get them all gone (approx 70 pads).
Originally Posted by watterstide
Judi is right,
http://quiltville.com/stringquiltingprimer.shtml strip or string quilts..! i make cage comforters for the local animal shelter..with my fabrics that i won't use..no uglies here either! usually they want 12 x 18" size for the cages. they little quilts go with them to their forever home! |
I have a request for those of you who purchased these fabrics. Can you post some pictures? We are following this topic and cannot see what you are talking about. I am wondering how fabric can be so ugly! LOL
And you might get some of us interested in exchanging or buying what you don't like! Thanks! |
Good idea. Beauty is in the eye........ you know the rest.
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