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Nothing. Apparently I am one of the rare people who does not like batik!
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Here's my new batik quilt! I love them all. I'm currently looking for large scale focus fabrics.
Variation on 9 Patch Pizazz [ATTACH=CONFIG]202743[/ATTACH] |
I have a lot of batiks in my stash. They are the fabrics I'm drawn to so they are what I buy.
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Most of mine have been purchased with specific projects in mind.
I have a whole selection for my French Braid quilt, and another selection for two Toni Whitney applique patterns. Most of mine would be considered "solids", but I like the multicolor batiks as well. Edit: See dotcomdtcm's quilt above. Absolutely gorgeous because she used the multicolor batiks. |
Well, I must say that I am thrilled that you have a seashell batik and am anxiously awaiting its arrival! I have only bought a few for Pacific Rim needle turn projects. Now that we are going to be snowbirds in the coming future, I am finding more of an attraction to them.
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Sorry to say I a only a few FQ's. Just like them is that bad ;-)
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I love batiks. One thing I like about them is they can be used together even if they have different colors in them. I made a log cabin and used batiks of many colors and they made a beautiful quilt. That's not to say you could never choose wrong,but they are easy to blend.
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A French braid... what a good idea. I set aside the blue/purple ones.
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LOVE LOVE LOVE Batiks - it is the first fabric section I visit in my LQS or online. I love the prints, but prefer them to be in 2-3 colors. The multicolored batiks can be tricky to use. I have a large collection of patterns that are just begging to be made with batiks :thumbup:
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nope. Batiks cost so much- I only buy them for a planned project. I am making curtains for my living room and I bought 14 yards of wonderful beautiful brown and tan batik
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