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Annaquilts
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That would be awesome for backing on quilts made with Hawaiian prints or modern fabrics. I am always short on backing fabric. Congratulations on your find.
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the smaller you cut it the better it looks......great bargain!
Oh no, I love the print as it is.
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I agree, backing. You could even use the outline of the leaves as your quilt marking if that would look good on the quilt top you pair it with!
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the smaller you cut it the better it looks......great bargain!
I would have a really hard time cutting into this one, but I'm wondering about stack and whack. And the whole cloth as backing.
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Jan, just reminding me of "bark cloth" makes my stomach queasy. I just couldn't stand those fabrics.
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It's colorful!!! Would make interesting backing... But a bargain is a bargain, right?!!!
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Backing for Hawaiian quilt!
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I agree with Jan. it is great fabric! I loved bark cloth and wish I had kept it for bags!
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I would use it for backing, maybe on some baby quilts.
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I would do the burn test first to see what quality of fabric it is.
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