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I usually try to coordinate a print backing with the front pattern. When I saw your block, I thought "small circles" would work. Here's one I found in a google search to illustrate what I mean:
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Oh I think that pink pinwheel fabric is perfect for those plates with the pink centers. I already have all the fabrics just need quilt design.
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Quote: Oh I think that pink pinwheel fabric is perfect for those plates with the pink centers. I already have all the fabrics just need quilt design.
For the quilting of the dresdens, how about a spiral that starts in the center and radiates all the way out to the edge of the plate?
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Quote: Have you looks at any traditional hand quilting of this large Dresden block quilt?? I would crosshatch the background, stitch 1/4" inside each blade. I am not sure how to advise you on the center circle.

I agree to stitch 1/4 inch inside of each blade, I would crosshatch the background and in the center pink block, I would quilt a flower, there are a lot of stencil, that you could use.
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remember that some white on white is difficult to hand quilt as it is printed with a paint like substance that sits on top of the fabric. I have found it also unsatisfactory to machine quilt.
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Thanks. I like the pinwheels too.pretty..I found some fabric with dots also that mught work.
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I agree, although I hadn't thought of it. Have quilted forever but didn't realize the white on white would be hard to quilt...leaning toward more color on back and dark binding. Thanks
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If you type Dresden plate quilts in your search line from Internet Explorer you will get a display of many quilts with many designs. Some of them are feathers, one is 1/4 inch in from sections and then feathers done in the white spaces. Lots of inspiration there.. Hope you like it.
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