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Originally Posted by Knitette
(Post 6623728)
Most Art Deco patterns were fan-shaped and/or geometric, so 8 & 7 for me. My eye was immediately drawn to the Kaffe Fassett one, but I am a huge fan of his use of colour so probably persuaded by that too.
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6,8,7 are my favorites, in that order. This is a cool project! Please post pics when you're done!
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I like 7 then 8.
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Find some patterns that have a frank Lloyd wright look too.
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Definitely 7, because it reminds me of Hoover Dam that is in Art Deco. At least the floor tiles are.
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I also have two other patterns that I was thinking about using for the back of my quilt or do something similar (I have found fabric that has the same look I could possibly use).
1) Interlocking Seasons (http://theparfaitcafe.com/?p=228) 2) Honky Tonk (minus the star)(http://static.fatquartershop.com/med.../HonkyTonk.pdf) 3) Gatsby Fabric (http://www.equilter.com/product/1834...veau-blackgold) |
7 or 8. Please post it as it comes alive.
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I like 7 too - very art deco looking.
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With the back it depends on how much work you want to do. If you want to just do fabric that third choice is beautiful, if you're looking to get fancy I'm liking the feel of Honky Tonkin best.
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I think of Tiffany stain glass when I think of Great Gatsby, Frank Lloyd Wright designs, flappers, clean straight lines, fansor clam shells types, scrolls like peacock feathers and art neuvaeu and there was really awesome cars from that era too. This link will give you some visual ideas too.
http://images.search.yahoo.com/searc...sign#index=srp hope this helps a bit... Tricia |
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