Mary Bird

Cut on the bias for binding makes it interesting. Tablecloth, napkins, pillowcases, anything for your picnic!

mountain deb

I am thinking a clown quilt using these as borders and/or clothes for the clown(s).

Judith

My suggestion is that you mail them to me! I love the bright colours. Seriously, they would look great in a rail fence and any child would love to have the quilt (and lots of adults too, for that mater!)

schwanton

I love the diamonds - I used fabric like that for my son's Halloween costume because it reminded me of a clown! A child's quilt with a clown appliqued in the center and the stripe for the border would be so bright and fun!

guehlein

I like fabrics like that for binding on children's quilts.

Sheila Elaine

Don't know how you'd make an umbrella quilt, but that's what the stripe looks like to me. Maybe applique embrellas on a beach scene with a nearby picket fence. Lots of possibilities.

betlinsmom

there is actually a pattern for circus animals on a train (I think, on a train) and it would be a blast to do an old fashiioned under the big top kind of quilt with these fabrics!!!

SewExtremeSeams

Hi, I believe I have the striped fabric in my stash someplace. I think it was called Joseph's coat. Today I was watching Sue Hausemen's show and she used a strip fabric (which would be cut on the crosswise grain), folded in half and used it as a ruffle to go with a quilt she was using with coordinating colors. It was very pretty. It was show #2913. It is a method I am going to try. :-D

zz-pd

wow are those bright. ya you could make quilts for children. God bless. Penny

eb in calif

does anyone have a source for the striped fabric? how wide are the stripes.