I like adding the chartreuse also, but not sure what pattern I would do,, d9p would be good
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I was thinking warm wishes too. Very cute fabric, I know what you mean about not being able to resist when it's marked way down! The clearance table is the 1st place I go to!
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Originally Posted by IngeMK
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I was at hancock fabrics and couldn't resist the great deal......
i'm thinking maybe a dnp with solid in the middle squares? What about keeping the design by using big squares of the print and then making "warm wishes" blocks to frame each. Use black and white for the "outsideI framing strips and maybe reintroduce the green as the middle framing strip. I sure wouldn't want to lose the the houses and witches. |
Originally Posted by IngeMK
(Post 5367242)
I was at hancock fabrics and couldn't resist the great deal......
i'm thinking maybe a dnp with solid in the middle squares? |
Here is a nice pattern you could use: http://www.hoffmanfabrics.com/conten...sp?ImageID=739
It works great with a print you don't want to cut too small. Angie |
HI I have a book called "Just Can't Cut It" with patterns for fabric you want to keep larger. You can still buy the book or you might find some free patterns online.
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Send them to my VBF in Tampa who loves Halloween! LOL
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Originally Posted by IngeMK
(Post 5367242)
I was at hancock fabrics and couldn't resist the great deal......
i'm thinking maybe a dnp with solid in the middle squares? |
I would make it the center of a solid color star or block and turn it into an Halloween quilt
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I would do a Crazy with cotton. You would cut a circle, square of hexagon of the picture, (fuzzy cut ) place in middle of a muslin block , then start adding from left to right with materials that would match/ contrast. Sort of like crazy quilting but no embellishments. I have done several of those quilts. You could also make tote bags for trick or treat night. Some placemats and or tablerunners .
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