What pattern would you use for these fabrics?
09-22-2013, 07:28 AM
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What pattern would you use for these fabrics?
Attached is a picture of fabrics that I couldn't pass up. I figured I could put some other fabrics with them - gray, black, yellow. What would be a good pattern?
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09-22-2013, 07:45 AM
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Those colors are really popular now. I bought some yesterday - a beautiful zigzag with black, yellow, grey. To me they scream "modern quilt". Now I've got to figure out what all that screaming means.
09-22-2013, 07:52 AM
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09-22-2013, 09:45 AM
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Something with fussycutting the one on the left. And the left overs from the fussy cutting would look good in the quilt, too.
Attic windows, Friendship star? Ohio star, Carpenter's star with the fussy cut in the center. Anything with a bigger center block. Check www.quilterscache.com for ideas for blocks like this. Or solid blocks fussy cut with any other block. Or use the fussycut as a snow ball block with a 9 patch.
Attic windows, Friendship star? Ohio star, Carpenter's star with the fussy cut in the center. Anything with a bigger center block. Check www.quilterscache.com for ideas for blocks like this. Or solid blocks fussy cut with any other block. Or use the fussycut as a snow ball block with a 9 patch.
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